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The US military cannot conduct drone operations from a base in Niger because the country’s military junta has closed its airspace.

Five people were rescued from the 30-foot vessel after it was spotted by the U.S. Coast Guard Saturday evening. Its unclear what caused the fire.

"As the flames grew, our crew transferred over all passengers onboard the distressed vessel to our 29’ RBS-II," the Coast Guard said.

A U.S. Coast Guard crew rescued five people off a burning vessel Saturday at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Munising, Mich.

Military.com has selected the top 10 military photos from 2022.

Japan will double its defense spending in the face of emerging threats by China, North Korea and Russia, and may even build a new aircraft carrier, but it it may be feeding the dragon it wants to defend itself from as well.

The story of how one Navy F-14 pilot perfected landing on an aircraft carrier to get the ultimate carrier break, the legendary Nasty SHB.

The Military College of South Carolina presented a posthumous degree and class ring to the family of Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Celiz.

The Army Materiel Command has named its NCO of the Year, Soldier of the Year and members of its first-ever Best Squad, following four days of challenging tasks, skills and

With NATO now open to supplying Ukraine with modern Western fighter planes like the Typhoon or the F-16, the question is, will this change the game or is it already too late? New Atlas takes a look at the Ukraine air war.