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Artificial Intelligence June 21, 2023

AI tech identifies suicide risk in military veterans before it's too late: 'Flipping the model'

New AI tech developed by ClearForce, a Virginia tech company, aims to identify suicide risks in veterans by changing the model on suicide prevention.

MILITARY May 27, 2023

USS Wasp docks in NYC for Fleet Week: Inside the amphibious warship that aids Navy, Marine operations

Fleet Week 2023 kicked off with the arrival of the amphibious warship USS Wasp in New York City. Navy sailors and Marines shared details of serving on an 843-foot vessel with military capabilities.

Marines May 24, 2023

Marines spring into action, save man from certain death: 'Trained to do stuff like this'

Three Marines out for dinner rushed to save a dying man at burger restaurant while onlookers stood by watching.

New York City May 6, 2023

Marine veteran accused in NYC subway chokehold death identified by his lawyer

Daniel J. Penny, 24, has been identified by his lawyers as the man who allegedly put Jordan Neely in a fatal chokehold on a New York City subway.

Africa April 27, 2023

Photos show Marines in Sudan fold US flag before dramatic embassy evacuation

Photos captured on April 22 show the final ceremony lowering and folding the American flag before evacuation of the U.S. Embassy in Khartoum, Sudan.

China February 12, 2023

Chinese military aircraft, vessels detected around Taiwan after US conducts exercises in the South China Sea

Chinese military aircraft and ships were detected around Taiwan on Monday morning after the U.S. held joint exercises in the South China Sea over the weekend.

Fox News Flash December 29, 2022

Marine recruiters stop California smash-and-grab jewelry heist, tackle fleeing suspects

Marine Staff Sgt. Josue Fragoso apprehended one of the suspects in a smash-and-grab jewlery heist that took place in the same California mall as his recruiting station.

US Marines December 21, 2022

Marine Corps should ditch 'gender-specific' terms for drill instructors: report

An academic report has recommended the Maine Corps stop using terms for drill instructor that denote their gender

Air Force November 11, 2022

US Air Force chief of staff discusses national security threats: 'We've got to change'

A U.S. Air Force chief of staff warns that the military must change if it wants to stay ahead of China and Russia, the two greatest threats to the U.S. as of the latest defense report.

LIFESTYLE November 4, 2022

Meet the American who first commanded the Marines: Revolutionary War hero Samuel Nicholas

Major Samuel Nicholas was the first captain of the Marines and in 1776 led his men on a daring raid on the Bahamas, establishing the Marines as a formidable fighting force.

Marines October 10, 2022

Marine recruit, 18, dies after collapsing during training at California’s Camp Pendleton

The U.S. Marine Corps announced Saturday that Pfc. Javier Pong, an 18-year-old recruit, collapsed and died last month during training at Southern California's Camp Pendleton.