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The Afghanistan Ministry of Defense (MoD) announced the U.S. Army presented it with “combat equipment,” including 640 military vehicles, in a Wednesday ceremony.

The U.S. Army has launched an investigation after 11 Fort Bliss soldiers became sick Thursday from consuming a substance during a training exercise. 

U.S. Army veteran Teresa Birge lost her Oklahoma home of 40 years and everything she owned inside ten days before Christmas due to a fire.

Israel delivered the second of two Iron Dome Defense System batteries to the U.S. Army this week.

A United States Army veteran in San Angelo, Texas, is smiling again thanks to a doctor’s Veterans Day gift.

A veteran in Seneca, South Carolina, who lost his home during a tornado will soon have a permanent place to live thanks to a nonprofit group.

Several discarded military ballots cast for President Donald Trump have been recovered after federal authorities opened an unspecified investigation regarding mail-in ballots in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.

An Army vet is calling out the left for using his image in a meme promoting the narrative that Donald Trump has disparaged the military.

The full list on “covert white supremacy” includes terms such as “Spiritual Bypassing,” “Weaponized Whiteness,” “Exceptionalism,” “Paternalism,” “Tokenism,” and “Assuming Good Intentions Are Enough.”

A U.S. Army email, sent after the Fourth of July to its military and civilian members, included a graphic which claimed saying the phrase “Make America Great Again,” was evidence of “white supremacy.”

A grassroots network of women veterans, active-duty servicewomen, and advocates are calling for a congressional investigation into the circumstances of Army Spc. Vanessa Guillén’s murder in April at Fort Hood, Texas.

The Army is kicking off a historic major three-day hiring event beginning on Tuesday, June 30th through Thursday, July 2nd.

A new poll published this week reveals that young Americans are more likely to trust their universities and colleges than they are to trust the police or military.

The United States said Thursday it would reduce troops in Iraq in the coming months as friction between the two countries eased under a new US-friendly premier in Baghdad.

The Navy’s top admiral has ordered that the Confederate battle flag be prohibited from display on naval bases, ships, aircraft, and submarines.

A new poll by Morning Consult found that large majorities of American voters, including a majority of Democrat supporters, back use of the National Guard to address the riots and protests tearing apart cities around the nation. A smaller majority of Americans supports using the military.

Milley walked the streets of Washington, D.C., after Trump activated and deployed National Guardsmen and active-duty military forces.

Trump approved the activation of the full D.C. National Guard on Sunday afternoon to protect life and property, after a request from Bowser.

Members of an Army Immediate Response Force part of the 82nd Airborne Division have been told to be ready to respond to riots.

The New York Times published an editorial on the first day of Memorial Day weekend asking: “Why Does the U.S. Military Celebrate White Supremacy?”

China has rejected calls for an independent international investigation into the origin of the coronavirus, according to a recent BBC report.

The U.S. Army announced a temporary hold Monday on sending recruits to basic training amid concerns over the potential spread of coronavirus.

As possible geopolitical ramifications of maintaining or severing ties with China post-coronavirus are weighed it is important to point out that the U.S. military ammunition supply is not China-dependent. 

The Army Corps of Engineers is helping New York turn existing facilities into hospital space to help with an expected surge of patients.

The Army’s top infectious disease researcher said there is one thing Americans can do to avoid getting the coronavirus: Wash your hands.

Paratroopers with the 82nd Airborne Division who deployed to the Middle East in January amid a crisis with Iran arrived home on Thursday.

Members of the Afghan Special Security Forces (ASSF) — the country’s primary fighting unit against the Taliban — are partnering more with American and coalition forces instead of becoming independent, a U.S. government watchdog testified recently.

A U.S. Army veteran in Irvine, California, received a special gift from two men after his unique wedding ring went missing in June 2019. 

A Monroe, Louisiana, Army veteran made it his mission to help a fellow veteran who had been homeless for years— and succeeded.

Army Sgt. 1st Class Townsend Williams and his wife, Amy Williams, said they were honored and humbled to represent paratroopers’ families and their sacrifices after the Williams family was reunited during the State of the Union address on Tuesday evening.

West Point cadets attended mandatory events — framed by the military academy as educational curriculum — on “inclusion,” “diversity,” and “gender norms,” Breitbart News has learned. The programming included discussion groups led by upper-class cadets, labeled “facilitators,” making references to “toxic masculinity,” leading one cadet to comment, “I’m being taught how not to be a man.”

A Florida police department ensured that a homeless veteran who served during the Vietnam War received a proper send-off by inviting the public to his funeral ceremony.

Former Army Ranger and Benghazi attack survivor Kris ‘Tanto’ Paronto’s “The Patriot’s Creed” is a guide to living a heroic life.

The U.S. Army has issued an “urgent” statement on Tuesday, regarding fraudulent texts telling citizens they have been drafted.

Florida’s Christian Montijo, father of two, lost over 150 pounds so he could serve and protect his country as part of the U.S. Army.

An American service member was killed in action in Afghanistan on Sunday, just two days before Christmas, the Pentagon announced.