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The Navy has gone from spending about 70 percent of its $40 million media budget on broadcast in the 2017 fiscal year to 45 percent in the 2018 fiscal year. The Navy plans to spend 70 percent of its media budget on digital in the 2019 fiscal year that begins Oct. 1, signaling a potential shift in the service's recruiting tactics.

One of the innovations that has allowed the Marine Corps to move toward its vision of readiness is the use of 3D printers. The technology, which has become increasingly popular in the private sector, has advanced so significantly that it now offers opportunities perhaps only dreamed of in the past.

One of the innovations that has allowed the Marine Corps to move toward its vision of readiness is the use of 3-D printers. The technology, which has become increasingly popular in the private sector, has advanced so significantly that it now offers opportunities perhaps only dreamed of in the past.

At least nine U.S. military installations have reported active shooter false alarms in the past three years, but none like the chaos that unfolded at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base on Aug. 2.

Justin Mayhue is one of 25 tour guides certified with the National Park Service to give tours at the battlefield. They share a passion for the battle fought on Sept. 17, 1862, near Sharpsburg.

Falcons didn't win a game last season, but hope to make some waves in the Division I race this year.

With 11 players back, the Royals aren’t entirely starting over. Last year’s European runner-up squad had a number of sophomores and juniors in key roles, many of whom are poised to make bigger impacts this fall

Falcons can't field enough players to compete at D-II level. Edgren finds enough to play abbreviated schedule and Yokota drops to small-school league as well.

He takes command of NATO forces in Afghanistan as the country suffers from continued warfare, a devastating drought, and concerns over upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections.

With the team having played just nine games in the past three years, experience is lacking some, especially in the skills positions.

For more than three years, Fuah and Kfarya — whose residents support the government — have lived under a siege imposed by rebels in Idlib province fighting to topple Syrian President Bashar Assad. Evacuations had been promised before, only to be called off.

Universal Orlando Resort is offering active-duty and retired troops and their families a four-for-one deal through the rest of the year.

How Lt. Col. Stephen Meister ended up commanding one of the Air Force's nine intercontinental ballistic missile squadrons is a rare story of a nuclear nonbeliever and pacifist developing faith in the nation's most cataclysmic arms. Three decades ago, he was protesting at a Minuteman III missile silo. Now he oversees 50 of them.

Violence isn’t likely should Republicans lose, but impeachment probably is. This is what Trump anticipates and fears.

One of the big winners from President Trump's push for a new military service called "space force" may be one of his least favorite places – California.

Dressed in a white polo shirt and a baseball hat, Trump left the White House in the morning as the late senator’s daughter, Meghan McCain, delivered an emotional address that served as a direct rebuke of Trump and his policies.

In the neighborhoods where Honduran deportees grew up, corpses are dumped at construction sites, and carted off in body bags like loads of potatoes. Heavily armed police patrol from the back of pickup trucks, stopping to frisk pedestrians for weapons, drugs or other signs they belong to gangs.

Myanmar has deliberately obstructed aid deliveries to civilians in war-torn Kachin and northern Shan states, actions that may amount to war crimes, a human rights group said Thursday.

If the Midshipmen are going to thrive in a 13-game season that includes six road games, two neutral-site games and the second-most miles traveled by any team in the top-tier Football Bowl Subdivision, they're going to need their strength.