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A woman attempting to visit her military husband in Hawaii was detained and eventually deported after the Department of Homeland

Military members should be moving less frequently for greater stability — and to save taxpayers’ dollars, according to defense officials

The Pentagon is proposing to terminate 14 different defense advisory groups following a 45-day review, with the cut list including

Early this year, the Pentagon issued a memo halting development of a new radar meant to protect Guam from high-end

Advanced stealth capabilities, new weapons and possibly even an unmanned piloting option could be in the works for Lockheed Martin’s

As part of a flurry of presidential clemency this week, President Donald Trump on Wednesday pardoned a former Army officer

The Marine Corps is slated to hold a series of events as part of a new attack drone competition the

The Defense Department has yet to develop a clear strategy to guide the construction, deployment and long-term management of the

The Navy relieved the executive officer for unmanned and small combatants programs on Tuesday, the service said. Dr. Brett Seidel,

It was supposed to be a routine mission. On April 10, 1944, Maj. Donald K. Willis, flying with the 55th