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A spokesman for Air Mobility Command told Military.com that airmen’s missions take them around the globe and often involve sensitive movements of cargo.

A retired U.S. Navy officer this week began the first stretch of what he plans on being 100 days living in an undersea hotel in the Florida Keys.

Navy officials say that the Naval Criminal Investigative Service has taken over the investigation into three knots resembling nooses that were found on and around a sailor’s bunk aboard the destroyer USS Laboon in February.

Over a seven-decade career, saxophonist Wayne Shorter was on the front lines in several musical revolutions.

The British navy seized anti-tank missiles and fins for ballistic missile assemblies during a raid on a small boat heading from Iran likely to Yemen.

For the past 40 years, the U.S. armed forces and our allies and partners have flown Black Hawks for countless missions — from carrying the troops that brought Osama Bin Laden to justice to evacuating injured service members on the battlefield.

An Ohio National Guardsman who was charged with making untraceable guns and threats toward military installations and Jewish schools has been sentenced to almost 6 years in federal prison.

The release of the new document comes after a year in which the Navy saw several major clusters of suicides.

During a hearing before a House Appropriations subcommittee, Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy James Honea said the process takes too long.

Maj. Andrew Cotter had been participating in Cobra Gold, a training and coordination exercise with the United States and host Thailand.