Military

The worsening recruiting problem is stirring debate about whether America’s fighting force should be restructured or reduced in size.

Vladimir Putin signed a hastily approved bill that toughens the punishment for soldiers who disobey officers’ orders, desert or surrender to the enemy.

The Pentagon announced a number of new programs Thursday that are aimed at helping service members who are struggling with housing shortages and steep food and living expenses as they move from base to base.

Nicknamed "Fat Leonard," the contractor reportedly plied naval officers with Kobe beef, expensive cigars, concert tickets and wild parties.

Leonard Glenn Francis, known as “Fat Leonard,” escaped on Sept. 4 after cutting off his GPS ankle bracelet while under home arrest in San Diego, authorities said.

A new report found that Coast Guard veterans were at the greatest risk for suicide.

The carrier’s arrival comes after North Korea recently passed a new law designed to authorize the preemptive use of nuclear weapons in certain conditions.

Though America has seen several wars and aircraft flights for more than 100 years, the Air Force as we know it today is only 75 years old.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made a rare foray outside Ukraine's capital and highlighted Moscow’s embarrassing retreat from a Ukrainian counteroffensive.

It’s the first time VA doctors will be able to perform abortions on federal property.

Japan capitulated less than month after atomic bomb attacks, ended conflict that killed up to 60M people

The latest numbers are certain to anger lawmakers on Capitol Hill who have been critical of the Pentagon’s efforts to get a handle on sexual crimes and misconduct.

After the 17-year-old died, doctors discovered that her twin sister, who trained alongside her at Fort Jackson, also has the same heart abnormality.

As many as 1,400 reenactors commemorate WWII with D-Day recreation at Conneaut Township Park.