The $1 billion was given to the Pentagon as part of the CARES act and intended to help it prepare for the impacts of the coronavirus.

With a legal requirement looming, the Marine Corps is exploring options to make its Parris Island and San Diego training depots support coed training.

For members of the 27th Special Operations Security Forces Squadron, the new M18's adaptability and ease of use are big upgrades over the old M9.

Opinion: Trump's attempt to "snapback" sanctions on Iran continues a failing maximum-pressure strategy that has only made Iran more belligerent.

South Korea said the man was doused in oil and then set on fire by the North Koreans in a bid to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

"I know Texans see right through this BS, and I'm damn proud of my tattoos because they're a mark of my service to our country," she told Insider.

Russia's recent moves in the Black Sea remind retired Adm. James Foggo of what's considered the last US-Soviet incident of the Cold War.

The US response to Chinese fishing reflects the role that fish have played in international power, writes Texas A&M history professor Blake Earle.

Activists in Belarus are crowdsourcing a database containing security officers' personal information in an effort to hold them accountable.

Trump's relationship with the military has curdled, and with weeks to go before he faces reelection, he has attacked the Pentagon and its leaders.

Former Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Paul Selva was among 489 former national security leaders who endorsed Biden.

As part of Operation Blood Rain, an Air Force plane dropped a cooler full of blood over Eglin Air Force Base in Florida back in April — for science.

China claimed last year that all camp "trainees" had "graduated." Researchers have since found 380 suspected camps, 14 of which still under construction.

The Marine Corps F-35s will join British F-35Bs on a multi-month deployment ahead of the Queen Elizabeth's first full-length deployment next year.

US officials say growing competition for ocean resources is a facet of broader competition between the West and China — one that could escalate.

The USS Kidd is the third ship to bear the name, and it continues the tradition of flying the Jolly Roger, a tradition that began almost 80 years ago.

Putin's critics and opponents have routinely been poisoned and some have been killed. Navalny is seemingly the latest victim.

US allies don't trust China, but they also don't like Trump's unilateral approach, according to Michael Green, a former NSC senior director for Asia.

A French security official said that a phone call in which Vladimir Putin attempted to claim that Alexei Navalny poisoned himself was a disaster.

Based on Sig Sauer's P320, the M18 will replace all other pistols in the Marine Corps inventory, including the M9, M9A1, M45A1, and M007.

A design issue in the F-35's fuel system could cause the advanced fighter jet to explode if struck by lightning.

At the time, the Mayflower was not notable or special and some of the passengers on its historic voyage were probably trying to keep a low profile.

China's aggressive strategy will likely prompt India to respond in kind, increasing the risk of escalations and sustained conflict.

The nuclear-powered icebreaker known as "Arktika" is designed to break ice almost 10 feet thick and just sailed for the Arctic to join Russia's fleet.

The accusation follows a similar claim by a Beijing-based think tank, which used open-source aviation responder records to monitor air traffic.

Army Special Operations Forces have a skill set and years of experience that will be invaluable in the Pacific in both peacetime and in a conflict.

Nick Clegg, Facebook's head of global affairs, told The Financial Times that the company is preparing in case of chaos after the November election.

In Xinjiang, China is already brainwashing Uighur Muslims and making them work production lines. The scheme in Tibet looks all too familiar.

The footage from Hollywood films was used to create an attack scene showing a strike on an airfield that resembles a US base on Guam.

The Corps expects to see fewer Marines shoot expert next year when it transitions to a more realistic, combat-focused rifle qualification course.

"Donning that Green Beret was one of the most profound moments of my life, and a leg was not going to stop me from doing that," he told Insider.

In recorded remarks, Mattis spoke about the lasting impact of Withers' music for the current generation in an era marked by divisive turmoil.

The 18 Chinese planes were an unusually large show of force and prompted Taiwan to scramble its own jets in response.

No matter who wins the next US presidential election, they will be stuck with the same old predicament, two experts on US-North Korean relations said.

The Air Force released its first Arctic Strategy ever this summer, and the service's special operators were "really excited" to hear it.

Smuggling small quantities of guns, even a single firearm at a time, is a divergence from global arms trafficking trends.

Opinion: The US should trade threats and threat-inflation for deterrence and, eventually, effective diplomacy.

Ships like USS Thomas Hudner are spending more time up north, but the Navy is still playing catch up when it comes to the tough Arctic environment.

When a high-speed maneuver went terribly wrong, the pilot suddenly found himself screaming toward the water at 600 mph.

"The moment he makes that calculation," a source says, "we will just know because Navalny is dead."

By late summer 1944, the Allies had sent the Germans reeling across France. That September, the Allies went for what they hoped would be a final blow.

Staff Sgt. Monte Gould graduated the Army Basic Combat Training Course this summer — more than 40 years after going through Marine Corps boot camp.

Taiwan will reportedly receive billions of dollars worth of weapons from the US government. Taipei is worried about China's growing military presence.

Navalny, a top critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, fell ill August 20. German doctors have said he was poisoned with the nerve agent Novichok.

A top National Guard officer's testimony contradicted Trump administration claims that protesters were violent and the police didn't use tear gas.

"The attorney general seems personally, deeply offended by the autonomous zone and wants someone to pay for it," Chuck Rosenberg said.

'Even if we stopped building new ships, it would take the [People's Republic of China] years to close the gap when it comes to our capability on the high seas,' he said.