Intense negotiations over amendments and a final vote followed days of veterans protesting outside the U.S. Capitol building. | Continue reading
When Stalin saw John Wayne’s power as an virulent anti-Communist, he sent (allegedly) more than one hit squad to kill him. | Continue reading
Nichols almost left the show after the first season and it's a good thing she didn't -- for many reasons. | Continue reading
The announcement follows 16 trials in which a majority of plaintiffs have won, earning awards totaling $300 million. | Continue reading
The public has seen only artist renderings of the next-generation stealth bomber, but a spokesman said an image of the B-21 itself should be coming soon. | Continue reading
The contracts will provide 28 satellites, as the U.S. moves to expand its ability to counter threats from Russia and China. | Continue reading
Delta 18 and the brand-new National Space Intelligence Center were officially commissioned late last month at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. | Continue reading
The numbers pose a daunting challenge to the Pentagon, which mandated vaccination against COVID-19, as it does to counter more than a dozen other ailments such as hepatitis and the flu. | Continue reading
Sgt. 1st Class Chris Freymann has become a kind of ad hoc, over-the-phone tech support for Ukrainians trying to use Javelin missiles. | Continue reading
A KC-135R Stratotanker was nearly sent to the scrapyard by a broken, 2-pound piece of aluminum called a rudder snubber support fitting. | Continue reading
The class has everything, from crayons and books to the body of America's most notorious turncoat. | Continue reading
Before he was the 39th president of the United States, Jimmy Carter was a nuclear power expert with the U.S. Navy. | Continue reading
Dr. Angus Rupert stayed oriented as he fell to earth because of the rush of air coming at him, no matter how much he spun around. | Continue reading
The problem is the latest in a string of troubles for the $16 billion health records system. | Continue reading
The program, which began in 2005, was supposed to use magnetic fields instead of gunpowder to fire rounds. | Continue reading
The mishap was labeled Class A, indicating damage of at least $2.5 million or the loss of an aircraft. | Continue reading
There were about 400 suggestions on what to call members of the military's newest branch before "Guardians" was chosen. | Continue reading
Some analysts suggest that the best way for Biden to respond to Iran's actions is to continue applying pressure to Tehran. | Continue reading
Lawmakers are demanding answers from U.S. intelligence agencies and the DoD on the potential existence of UFOs. | Continue reading
The changes being discussed among Army leadership include allowing some women to wear ponytails in uniform. | Continue reading
Vice President Mike Pence was flanked by Chief of Space Operations Gen. John Raymond, Acting Defense Secretary Chris Miller and Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett at the White House. | Continue reading
Lawmakers are requesting details on Turkey's reported use of Russian-made S-400 surface-to-air missile system against F-16s. | Continue reading
The SMASH Fire Control system may eventually be mounted on the Army's Next Generation Squad Weapon | Continue reading
The U.S. Air Force can now further identify the appropriate personnel to become U.S. Space Force service members. | Continue reading
The Marines of Bravo Company who spoke with Military.com said they remain glad that their story was told. | Continue reading
The Coast Guard's assault teams are the "subject matter experts" in ship boardings. | Continue reading
The overall security situation in Afghanistan is reportedly deteriorating amid increasing calls for a U.S. withdrawal. | Continue reading
The U.S. Army's new boss recently got a chance do shoot-house training with the latest smart soldier glasses. | Continue reading
This is a recreated animation of Yanky 72's mishap on July 10, 2017, which killed 15 Marines and one Sailor. | Continue reading
A number of U.S. troops with unexplained symptoms such as impaired concentration, anger, peripheral neuropathy and low sex drive, have chronic lead poisoning. | Continue reading
Dunford said he was concerned that the work Google was doing with China on AI was undermining the U.S military. | Continue reading
Tech. Sgt. John Chapman is the first airman to be awarded the Medal of Honor since the Vietnam War. | Continue reading
The move comes after Pentagon officials said in recent months they fear the U.S. may be lagging behind in hypersonics. | Continue reading
The Air Force has selected two aircraft in its "light attack experiment" to undergo more demonstration fly-offs. | Continue reading
The officer of the deck for the USS Fitzgerald when it collided with a vessel pleaded guilty in a court-martial proceeding. | Continue reading
Along with the 105mm cannon the U-models sport, the AC-130J will be equipped with a 30mm cannon. | Continue reading