MILITARY

U.S. military troops deployed overseas will enjoy more than 250,000 pounds of Thanksgiving food in a “grab-and-go” fashion, as the Department of Defense does away with traditional holiday gatherings in dining halls to prevent the spread of the coronavirus among service members.

Ethiopia's prime minister said Thursday the army has been ordered to move on the embattled Tigray regional capital after his 72-hour ultimatum ended for Tigray leaders to surrender, and he warned the city's half-million residents to stay indoors and disarm.

The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers officially blocked a decades-long struggle to blast open the controversial Pebble Mine Wednesday, located near the world’s largest natural salmon fishery in Bristol Bay, Alaska.

The White House is seeking to add another Virginia-class attack submarine to this fiscal year’s budget by asking Congress to approve the additional Navy vessel, according to a report by Bloomberg Wednesday.

Israel Defense Forces have been preparing for the possibility that the U.S. military will strike Iran during the last two months of President Trump's term, according to a report. 

The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee is accusing the Air Force of politicizing the announcement of the bases that will house new aircraft ahead of two Senate runoff elections in Georgia.

The latest Ram 1500 Built to Serve honors the U.S. Marines with a choice of Tank Green or Flame Red paint. The limited-edition package includes special badges, blacked out trim and off-road gear.

Though wars may wind down, the road to recovery for former U.S. Marine Josh Bleill is a lifelong process. 

The U.S. Navy on Tuesday sent a warship to challenge Russia’s “excessive” maritime claims in the Western Pacific, officials said.

 A U.S. Army captain had an emotional reunion with his family after a surprise return from a deployment in the Middle East.