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1 sailor dead, others injured in training accident

Officials say one U.S. Navy sailor was killed and several others were hurt in a training exercise at Fort Knox in Kentucky.

Two Americans killed, 10 wounded in attack by Afghan policeman

On Monday, an Afghan policeman stood up in the back of a pickup, grabbed a machine gun and started firing at U.S. special forces and other Afghan policemen at a police compound in Wardak's Jalrez...

U.S. military must find ways to meet global threats - and budget demands

Around the capital, away from the political squabbles, defense experts are focusing on the tasks of U.S. forces in the near future.

Iraqis call for U.S. military aid after Nusra-linked assault on 'innocent...

Iraqis call for U.S. military aid after Nusra-linked assault on 'innocent Syrians'

General says Syria too complex to give lethal aid

A senior U.S. military commander says the situation in Syria is too complicated right now to provide opposition forces with lethal aid.

US denies report of mass Guantanamo hunger strike

The U.S. military is denying reports of a mass hunger strike at the Guantanamo Bay prison.

Seoul police quiz US GIs over car-chase, shooting

South Korean police say they are questioning U.S. soldiers over a high-speed car chase that resulted in a Seoul officer shooting a soldier after being hit by a car.

Navy vet pays homage to Afghan war dead by writing all 2,200 names on a wall -...

Ron White will never forget the American armed services men and women who have died in Afghanistan.

Up to 12,000 US, allied troops for Afghanistan

The worry is that if the Taliban regained power they would allow al-Qaida to return in large numbers, defeating the original purpose of the U.S. military action in 2001.It's a touchy topic at...

Guantanamo is used for mass-migration scenario training by U.S. military

Now the Pentagon's prison for 166 captives has become part of the routine -- run by 1,700 U.S. military and civilian contractors, atop the place that provided safe haven in the 1980s.

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Military suicide, brain injury may be linked

The U.S. military has faced two epidemics over the last decade of war in Afghanistan and Iraq.

WASHINGTON: A look at why the Benghazi issue keeps coming back

Should the Pentagon have rushed jets or special forces to the rescue when the assault began?

A look at why the Benghazi issue keeps coming back

Should the Pentagon have rushed jets or special forces to the rescue when the assault began?

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AtHoc Promotes Dave Brown to Vice President of Defense and Intelligence Group...

Millions of end-users worldwide, in organizations such as the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, U.S....

Robert F. Foley Wikipedia

On October 1, 2005 General Foley became the eighth director of Army Emergency Relief.

The Almanac

In 1958, the U.S. Navy launched the satellite Vanguard 1 into orbit around the Earth.

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Car bombs target Shi'ites in Iraq, killing more than 60

In 2007, Anbar's Sunni tribes banded together with U.S. troops and helped subdue al Qaeda.

Military Bowl to move to Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium from RFK Stadium

It's unclear if the Military Bowl will be played at Navy's home field beyond this year.

China offers India a 'handshake across the Himalayas'

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India and China will study new ways to ease tensions on their ill-defined...