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Beside a urinal and bin of used paper towels, an assault rifle was photographed leaning against a tiled bathroom wall

A planned restructuring of the Veterans Health Administration will cost an estimated $312 million over five years and require an

The U.S. Coast Guard announced a contract award to secure five Arctic Security Cutters, bringing the total amount of cutters

Since its introduction in World War II by the German army, which used six-barreled Nebelwerfer rocket launchers on the Eastern

The Marine Corps has big plans in 2026 to advance toward fielding a drone wingman to collaborate with the F-35

The Navy presented two recipients with an esteemed award that recognizes the best surface warfare officer from each coast, according

SAN DIEGO — The Navy announced that the second phase of their female sailor uniform update is available for purchase

Airborne troops are extremely vulnerable when they are descending in their parachutes. To compensate, their intense combat training is designed

Soldiers may have the option of ordering beer and wine at some chow halls of the future, but it will

The U.S. Navy’s top uniformed officer wants to convince commanders to use smaller, newer assets for missions instead of consistently