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Marines living in barracks without AC will receive portable units to improve living conditions.

Two Army drill sergeants have been sentenced to prison for engaging in prohibited relationships with trainees at Fort Leonard Wood.

Camp Lejeune has opened a new logistics facility to streamline gear issuance and repairs for Marines, enhancing operational readiness.

The Marine Corps and Navy are collaborating to enhance the amphibious fleet's size and readiness following a significant decline.

Gold Star family honors their late father by announcing the NY Giants' first pick at the NFL Draft.

Explore how the Spanish Flu, originating at a U.S. military base, affected service members after WWI.

Explore how the Spanish Flu, originating at a US military base, affected thousands of service members post-WWI.

The Army has announced a new annual combat fitness test for soldiers in combat arms roles, adapting existing standards.

Germany plans to enhance its military capabilities, moving towards a flexible planning model by 2039.

Military families should prepare for increased costs associated with PCS moves in 2026.

The 1st Cavalry Division will be the first to receive the Army's latest tank and infantry combat vehicle prototypes this fall.

The Navy plans to announce the prime contractor for the F/A-XX program in August, after a year of delays due to industrial capacity concerns.

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