ACLU: Government Mistakenly Wanted to Deport US Veteran
Jilmar Ramos-Gomez was released from a detention center after personal records were provided to ICE.
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Pentagon Shipping Jumbo Cell to Guantanamo Court for al-Qaida Trial from Bed
The Camp Justice sleepover plan represents a reversal in Guantanamo detention center policy.
Navy Contradicts Congressman's Claims About SEAL's Confinement Conditions
Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Alpine, sent a letter to President Donald Trump to draw attention to the plight of Edward R. Gallagher.
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal over Military Burn Pits
The Supreme Court is rejecting appeals from military vets who claim they suffer health problems because of open burn pits.
2 USS Ronald Reagan Sailors Sentenced after Pleading Guilty to Drug Charges
Petty Officer 2nd Class Ethan D. Strandberg and Petty Officer 2nd Class Andrew W. Miller were reduced in rank and discharged.
Military Judge Denies Request to Release Navy SEAL Accused of War Crimes
Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher has been in the brig since his September arrest.
New USS Cole Case Judge Quitting Military to Join Immigration Court
A military judge who was supposed to preside in the case has found a job in an immigration court, the second judge to do so.
Sergeant on Trial on Charges Related to Allegedly Calling Soldier Fat
Sergeant first class pointed an unloaded pistol at one soldier, called another fat and touched the hair of a third, prosecuto...
Three Troops Under Investigation in Death of US Contractor in Iraq, Reports Say
The man, identified by an aunt as Rick Rodriguez, a 20-year Army veteran and Green Beret, was pronounced dead on Friday.
Indicted Lawmaker Defends Navy SEAL Charged with Premeditated Murder
Rep. Duncan Hunter said he is skeptical of the charges brought against a Navy SEAL accused of killing an ISIS fighter.
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For First Time in Recent History, a US Military Service Is Working Without Pay
As Coast Guard paychecks went undelivered Tuesday, the service's top officer urged its members to stay the course.
'Precious Son:' Army Ranger Dies From Afghanistan Combat Wounds
Sgt. Cameron Meddock died after being shot during combat operations Jan. 13 in Afghanistan.
CBO Suggests Raising Tricare Fees, Cutting Veteran Benefits to Slash Deficit
The Congressional Budget Office published options for reducing the imbalance, including three suggestions on Tricare.
Family, Fans Attend R. Lee Ermey's Funeral at Arlington Cemetery
Friends, family and fans shared memories of the much-loved Marine and actor.
VA Renews Opposition to Agent Orange Benefits for Blue Water Navy Vets
Though legislation has been reintroduced in Congress, VA officials say there is no evidence to support the change.