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Almost 9,000 soldiers will deploy to Afghanistan this winter, the Defense Department announced Tuesday.

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The Navy on Tuesday released the names of two officers killed in the helicopter crash Sunday over the Red Sea.

The following soldiers have been selected for promotion to sergeant and staff sergeant in October, the Army announced today.

A 27-point plan for the Defense Department to live within 2011 budget caps was unveiled Tuesday by a national security think tank.

The court-martial of a U.S. Army general facing sexual assault charges has been postponed for a second time.

U.S. and Russian negotiators remain at odds on a U.N.

The Obama administration on Tuesday sought dismissal of a lawsuit by a Tampa, Fla., businesswoman whose complaint to the FBI led to Gen. David Petraeus' ouster as CIA director.

The Pentagon on Tuesday identified three soldiers killed in an apparent insider attack Sept. 21 at a base in Paktia province, Afghanistan.

Army baseball head coach Joe Sottolano was fired Tuesday for failing to meet the academy's standards of behavior, West Point officials said.

A Coast Guardsman has been sentenced to 10 years confinement in a military brig after being convicted of sexual assault and other charges during a general court-martial in Virginia.

In their first fighting season leading combat operations, Afghan security forces blunted a planned Taliban offensive and held their ground, but the initial success has come at a heavy price in casualties, highlighting the need to improve the fighting effe

'Just seeing dead bodies,' Kenya prepared for the gruesome task of recovering dozens more victims than initially feared after its president declared an end Tuesday to the four-day siege of a Nairobi mall by al-Qaida-linked terrorists.

Islamic militants who staged a deadly attack on a Kenya mall said Tuesday hostages are alive and their fighters are 'still holding their ground,' calling into question Kenyan officials' claims that they were in a final push.

Two soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division were killed after their military vehicle went into a river near the Rodriguez Live Fire Complex in South Korea Nov. 21, Army officials confirmed.

Keeping up with the latest formulations of synthetic drugs like spice or bath salts is similar to a game of Whac-A-Mole - as soon as the Drug Enforcement Administration identifies and bans a compound, another replaces it.

A sixth senior Navy officer was implicated Thursday in connection with the continuing investigation into the practices of the husbanding company Glenn Defense Marine Asia and fired from his post, Navy Expeditionary Combat Command said in a Thursday news r

October sergeant promotions, A-L

October sergeant promotions, M-Z

October staff sergeant promotions, A-L

Next round of Afghanistan deployments announced

October staff sergeant promotions, M-Z

Navy names two officers killed in Red Sea helo crash

Sergeant, staff sergeant promotion list for October released

Think-tank report targets benefits, force structure to hold down spending

Army 1-star's sex assault trial delayed for 2nd time

Officials: U.S., Russia still at odds over Syria

Gov't seeks dismissal of Petraeus-related lawsuit

Pentagon IDs 3 Green Berets killed in Afghanistan attack

Army baseball coach fired over behavior

Coast Guardsman sentenced for sexual assault in Va.

Afghan troops blunt Taliban offensive but at high price

Kenyan president declares victory in mall siege

Kenyans continue push for control of mall

Two soldiers killed in South Korea during training

Synthetic drugs are multiplying faster than they can be tracked

Another Navy officer implicated in bribery scandal, sacked