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Police Officer Killed in Line of Duty Was Father of 4 and Army Veteran
Kelvin Ansari left behind a wife and four children ranging in ages from 5 to 25. He had served 21 years in the Army.
Members of Marine Motorcycle Club Among 7 Killed in New Hampshire Crash
The bikers were members of a Massachusetts chapter of Jarheads Motorcycle Club, a group of veterans and military personnel.
His Suicide Note Was a Message to the Navy. The Way He Died Was the Exclamation Point
Leadership "contributed" to Brandon Caserta's decision to take his own life, an investigation found.
Iran Chose To Take Out Drone Instead of Manned Navy Jet, lranian General Says
Iran claimed that it could have killed Americans by shooting down a P-8 Poseidon surveillance aircraft.
Inside Project Metropolis: Marines Prepare to Wage Big-City Battles
The four-year effort, known as Project Metropolis, is being led by the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory in Quantico.
Latest Military Videos
Video showing the smoke trail left after a U.S. Global Hawk unmanned aerial vehicle was shot down over the.
A prototype of the ARRW was attached to a B-52 to gather test data including environmental and aircraft handling.
Russia displays its Ansat light helicopter alongside the rhythmic gymnastics team of Tatarstan.
France’s Dassault Aviation Rafale fighter jet flies as one of the only military fixed-wing aerobatic displays here at the.
France’s Dassault Aviation Rafale fighter jet flies as one of the only military fixed-wing aerobatic displays here at the.
Army News
Retired General to Run for New Hampshire Senate Seat
Retired Brig. General Don Bolduc made the announcement with an event in Concord, the state capital
Military Woman Who Became Citizen at White House Slain with Her 2 Kids
A U.S. military member who became an citizen during a 2012 White House ceremony has been slain along with her two toddlers.
He Went Missing in Korea Nearly 70 Years Ago. Now, a Soldier's Body is Finally Home
The Army identified his body through DNA testing.
Navy News
Retired Navy Admiral Joe Sestak Launches Presidential Campaign
The retired Navy admiral who calls himself "Admiral Joe" on his campaign website joins a crowded Democratic field.
Fellow SEALs Say Chief Shot Girl and Old Man
The defense says neither witness saw Gallagher fire the shots.
Drug Rehab Counselor Charged with Murder in Sailor's Fentanyl Overdose Death
This is just the second time the DA has brought murder charges arising from the sale of fentanyl linked to overdose deaths.
Air Force News
Fort Hamilton Airman, Two Small Kids Found Dead in Suspected Triple Homicide
Her husband was taken into custody while wandering the streets of Brooklyn.
Iraq Boosts Security Measures at Base Where US Trainers Stay
The stepped-up Iraqi security measures at Balad air base come amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
Border Patrol Rescues 17 Migrants Lost on Yuma Bombing Range
Border Patrol agents say 17 migrants have been rescued after they crossed into a military bombing range in Arizona.
Marine Corps News
Truck Driver Charged in Crash That Killed 7 from Marine Motorcycle Group
The driver of a truck in a collision that killed seven motorcyclists was charged with seven counts of negligent homicide.
Inside Project Metropolis: Marines Prepare to Wage Big-City Battles
The four-year effort, known as Project Metropolis, is being led by the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory in Quantico.
Members of Marine Motorcycle Club Among 7 Killed in New Hampshire Crash
The bikers were members of a Massachusetts chapter of Jarheads Motorcycle Club, a group of veterans and military personnel.
Coast Guard News
Coast Guard Graduates Put Careers on Hold for Chance to Compete in Olympics
Two recent graduates of the Coast Guard Academy are putting their military careers on hold.
Key West-Based Coast Guard Crew Returns Home After Seizing More Than 18,000 Pounds of Drugs
The crew of the USCG Cutter Mohawk, with the help of partner agencies, were able to seize more than 16,500 pounds of cocaine.
Coast Guard Research and Development Center Technical Director Retires
Tim Girton is retiring after two decades at the center, the last 12 of which he's spent as technical director.