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Afghan national army and police units have started the slow process of shedding reliance on NATO coalition trainers as NATO...

The world's GPS system is vulnerable to hackers or terrorists who could use it to hijack ships or commercial airliners.

Abusive prisoners at Guantanamo have repeatedly hurled urine and other bodily substances at guard, Marine Gen. John Kelly...

More than 150 members of the Air National Guard served as volunteer cops for the visit of Pope Francis to Washington, D.C.

Naval Aviation rejoined the fight against ISIL Nov. 19 when AV-8B Harriers launched from the amphibious assault ship USS...

A House committee has approved a bill calling on the president to directly arm the Kurds fighting ISIS in northern Iraq...

An American missionary and orphanage director was on of the 28 persons killed by militants in Burkina Faso.

Donald Trump reversed course on the issue of torture Friday when said he would not order the military to disobey the law.

Staff Sgt. Louis Cardin was "leading his Marines in combat."

U.S. Defense Department officials on Thursday defended their plan to send 250 additional Special Forces soldiers into Syria.