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Hundreds of Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldiers are heading to Afghanistan this spring.
The Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Kidd and its crew are stepping up search efforts for the missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 in the Indian Ocean with round-the-clock coverage.
Navy Seals take over oil tanker seized by Libyan rebels.
Ukraine's autonomous Crimea region has voted overwhelmingly to break from Ukraine and join Russia.
Defense attorneys said Sunday that an Army general has agreed to a plea deal that includes the dropping of sexual assault charges against him.
The Navy plans to beam down energy from space.
Republicans target civilian DoD personnel.
Air Force tested a mini-gunship last year.
Chuck Hagel seizes opportunity to chart new direction.
Sweden's government is examining a proposal to boost military spending to defend its own territories and the strategic Baltic Sea area in the face of renewed Russian aggression in Ukraine.
How al Qaeda escaped Afghanistan and lived to fight another day.
Navy launches plans on new amphib design.
After being separated for more than a year and a half, two brothers were reunited while deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Despite an ongoing fight about retiring the A-10 and investigations into cheating scandals, perhaps the most contentious moment of a House committee hearing on the Air Force budget on Friday focused on religious freedom.
Earthquake: 4.4 quake strikes Los Angeles, no report of injuries.
Nasa-backed study says humanity is pretty much screwed.
Let the insanity begin: For college basketball fans, this time of year qualifies as a dose of heaven. Sixty-eight teams are ready to duke it out for round ball glory.
You don't have to be a soccer fan to appreciate this goal-of-the-year candidate.
Nothing to see here. Just your everyday kitten wearing a green hat, while Irish music plays.