Army Gen. Robert Abrams, head of U.S. Forces Korea, donned the retro but newly authorized "greens" uniform Thursday.
On this episode we speak with journalist Jeff Schogol a beloved piece of military culture: the myths, rumors and legends that...
Avoiding fratricide is still a challenge for U.S. ground forces in particular.
Marines leaving the service on or before Jan. 1, 2023, won't have to buy the new female dress coat, the service announced.
Some Army garrisons, which have taken to outfitting their commanders with comical masks to illustrate "what not to wear."
The measure limits exposure by reducing the need to see a barber or hairdresser.
The Marine Corps isn't issuing force-wide rules on grooming standards or training requirements amid the coronavirus crisis.
The shoulder insignia is authorized for soldiers who have been "deployed, temporarily stationed or permanently assigned."
Journalists posted photos of the patches, prompting questions about whether the uniform devices violated DoD policy.
What started out as the ideal working uniform to replace the old olive drab fatigues quickly became a starched, pressed...
How did Pearson become the first pilot in history to shoot down an orbiting satellite, and why has nobody done it since?
Grazioplene, who has been incarcerated for 18 months, will serve no additional jail time as part of the plea agreement.
Sailors will be required to perform the plank in place of curl-ups in the first cycle of the 2021 PRT.
Catching a child who was dropped from a burning building was just Phillip Blanks doing his job.
U.S. Army Special Operations Command would not identify the soldier, but confirmed that she graduated.
