First look at ‘Warfare’ brings viewers into tenacity of Iraq War
'Warfare' is co-directed by Ray Mendoza, a Silver Star recipient who recently worked with director Alex Garland on 'Civil War.'
By J.D. Simkins
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How the ‘Brush-Off Club’ helped jilted WWII troops cope with Jody
The misery-loves-company club even featured critical, board-style roles, such as chief crier and chief consoler.
Kelly lauds Trump's 'bravery' in calling families of fallen soldiers
The White House chief of staff, whose son was killed in Afghanistan, blasted critics for attacks on Trump's attempts to offer comfort to grieving military families.
Not all veterans will be eligible for new ID cards
VA officials decided not to issue the new IDs to veterans with other-than-honorable discharges, upsetting advocates.
Lawmaker: Trump told military widow that her husband ‘knew what he signed up for’
In the latest controversy over four soldiers killed in Niger earlier this month, the president disputes that account of the phone call.
McCain says he is on the rocks with Mattis and McMaster
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain on Tuesday painted a dire picture of his relationship with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster.
By Joe Gould
Trump invokes death of Gen. Kelly’s son to counter critics
Trump suggested that President Barack Obama did not call John Kelly, a former Marine general who is now White House chief of staff, when his son, Marine 2nd Lt. Robert Kelly, was killed in Afghanistan in 2010.
By Jonathan Lemire, The Associated Press
Pentagon says Iraqi train-and-equip mission could end if attacks on Kurds continue
The U.S. may consider ceasing its massive train-and-equip program of Iraqi forces if they continue an offensive against Iraqi Kurds in Kirkuk, the Pentagon said Monday.
Kelly: North Korea threat 'manageable'; hopes diplomacy works
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly said Thursday the North Korean nuclear and missile threat is “manageable” for now but the isolated nation can’t be allowed to develop the ability to strike the U.S. homeland.
GI Film Festival heads west for 3rd annual San Diego screenings
Special events, including a 'Wonder Woman' screening, add to the films at this year's event.
By Kevin Lilley
Rood named as pick for top Pentagon policy job
The White House has announced its intent to nominate John Rood as undersecretary of defense for policy, perhaps the Pentagon’s most important vacancy.
By Aaron Mehta
Turkey's Erdogan says arrested US consulate staffer is a spy
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday branded a U.S. consulate staffer who was arrested by Turkish authorities a spy and said it was Turkey’s rights to take steps against “an internal threat,” in the latest swipe in an escalating feud with the United States.
By Dusan Stojanovic, The Associated Press