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VA has launched an aggressive campaign to put 3D printers in many of its medical centers.

The Marine Corps plans to upgrade its K-MAX unmanned cargo helicopters to improve its ability to autonomously deliver gear.

As the Navy advances plans for a "ghost fleet," leaders are assessing how much decision-making to give unmanned vessels.

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Gen. David Goldfein congratulated Air Force Institute of Technology graduates.

The Marine Corps is updating the portable forensics lab kit with new technology for identifying potential enemy suspects.

Dunford said he was concerned that the work Google was doing with China on AI was undermining the U.S military.

U.S. Army Reserve Command launched its first mobile app, designed to allow users to connect with other Reserve members.

Stoltenberg says some of NATO's 29 allies are uneasy about the potential security challenges of working with Huawei.

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The April 16 policy letter expresses concern that members of 2nd Marine Division have let their standards slide.

Lt. Michael Behenna was convicted of unpremeditated murder in a combat zone after killing a suspected al-Qaida terrorist.

The jump comes as more women pursue careers in the military.

The Air Force may implement a new policy requiring troops to be ready for a physical fitness assessment at all times.

Schriever Air Force Base officials are investigating whether a master sergeant participated in a white nationalist group.