The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln’s Middle East deployment has included few regular port calls because the nearest common stops have been within range of Iranian missile and drone attacks.

“Clean hands dirty $” appeared to be the message scrawled on the memorial, and soap was dumped into fountains.

The Navy’s acceptance trials are the last major evaluation for Kennedy, the much-delayed second ship of the USS Gerald R. Ford-class of aircraft carriers. 

Freezing eggs or sperm to safeguard future fertility will be much more affordable for some U.S. service members starting next month.

Pvt. Aiden Craig, 18, suffered a “medical emergency” during a physical fitness test on the Marine base on Aug. 1.

General Motors and Ford have secured contracts to build prototype tactical trucks for the U.S. Army under new rules signed by President Donald Trump limiting access to China-sourced materials, parts and software for defense contractors.

Dozens of veterans are running for office in Florida as Democrats. Many point to a similar tipping point, when they said they could no longer stand by amid government dysfunction.

Marine Corps veteran Robert Gilman, detained and imprisoned in Russia for more than four years on disputed charges, has arrived back home in the U.S.

Maj. Blaine McGraw pleaded not guilty to all charges related to allegations that he sexually abused his patients and video recorded exams without patients’ consent.

Two people have died after an AH-64 Apache attack helicopter based at Fort Hood crashed Wednesday in Salado, Texas.