A Muslim soldier says she's suing the Army for being told to remove her hijab

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Spc. Cecilia Valdovinos is preparing to sue the US Army over allegations that her command sergeant major forced her to remove her hijab.

A major US bomber deployment to Europe led to some amazing photos — and to some close encounters with Russia

US and Russian aircraft have been operating in close proximity to one another as a massive B-52 force trains alongside NATO allies in Europe.

The former head of US Army in Europe says Trump is kicking NATO 'allies in the a-- publicly'

Ben Hodges, former commander of the US Army in Europe, says Russia's presence has made NATO members wary of admitting Georgia.

Boeing is ramping up inspections after the US Air Force rejected its new KC-46 tanker planes again

The US Air Force reported finding tools and other debris left by Boeing workers inside new KC-46 tanker planes.

A new 'Black Hawk Down' documentary tells the story of the soldiers who saved Army Rangers and Delta Force troops

It was the Army's most intense urban fight since the Battle of Hue City in Vietnam. For most of the soldiers there, it was their first time in combat.

Here's why 2 of the Navy's aircraft carriers set sail just a few hours apart last week

It's rare for carriers to sail from Norfolk just hours apart, but the Truman and Eisenhower are heading out so their crews can stay ready to fight.

A pilot wearing a 'Maverick' helmet flew through the Star Wars canyon during filming of the 'Top Gun' sequel

The sequel, called "Top Gun: Maverick," is slated for release on June 26, 2020 in the US and is likely entering the final stages of production.

A US Navy warship was seen in the South China Sea carrying an unusually large number of F-35s

A US Navy amphibious assault ship sailed with an unusually heavy F-35 configuration, and it could be a big step toward a new carrier-warfare concept.

Colorado passed a 'red flag' bill to seize guns from people deemed threats to themselves or others, but sheriffs may not enforce it

Colorado's legislature passed a bill allowing those deemed a threat to have their firearms seized, despite opposition by most of the state's sheriffs.