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Staff Sgt. Gordon Black was arrested in the far eastern city of Vladivostok after he had gone there, reportedly to visit his girlfriend for stealing 10,000 rubles (roughly $112) from her

German special forces have detained two suspected Russian spies accused of surveilling and masterminding attacks on US military facilities in Bavaria, used to train Ukrainian troops

Paul D'Amato died at the age of 75 after a four-year battle with progressive supranuclear palsy. Paul was best known for his role in the 1977 comedy hockey fim, Slap Shot

Ukraine is set to receive some groundbreaking new 'glide missiles' from the US this week that reportedly have double the range of existing bombs, able to reach 90 miles and fly deep inside Russia

Mount Vernon Arsenal in Alabama was built by the US Army during the 1820s and active for more than a century but was slammed for forcing manual labour upon its vulnerable patients

Staff Sergeant Michelle Young had been in the US Army since the age of 17 and served two tours in Afghanistan. Friends have paid tribute to the "amazing single mum"

Military police discovered the bodies of a soldier, her husband and their two children on Wednesday afternoon after members of the soldier's unit in Fort Stewart, southeast Georgia, became concerned

A US army veteran is losing hope of ever seeing his family as he's been imprisoned within the UAE for fives years. He yearns to return home to his wife and five children

Travis King, a US solider who ran across the border into North Korea last month, has 'expressed willingness' to stay in the communist rogue state according to Pyongyang

Travis King's crossing into North Korea remains shrouded in mystery as American officials struggle to determine his whereabouts and condition, and communication efforts have yielded no response

The CEO of a Netherlands-based tech firm who managed Mali's .ML domain name found millions of emails meant to go to the US military's .MIL address - and from today the Russian-backed military government in Mali will have access to misdirected messages

A US Army staff sergeant was found dead after failing to return from a land navigation course on a South Carolina military base

US military officials said that the data collected by the Chinese spy balloon was mainly from electronic signals, such as communications from base personnel

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After two HH-60 Black Hawk helicopters crashed at Fort Campbell in Trigg County, Kentucky on Wednesday night, an army official confirmed that nine air force troops were tragically killed