Battleland

It’s the Marines against the surfers in a California beach battle

Is the nation paying too much for its national security?

Obama finds himself in a pickle: if he does nothing, some will say Assad is pushing him around. If he orders an attack, he’s likely only to degrade, not destroy, Syria’s chemical weapons.

A new Pentagon assessment of the human costs of the nation’s post-9/11 wars shows mental casualties growing far more rapidly than any kind of physical wound

Dealing with stray IEDs at home will never be easy. But, in a strange way, having those skilled in handling such horrors far from home can help those caught in their crossfire here at home fare better…

The Joint Chiefs hope that a budget deal will be struck that will give them the $526.6 billion they asked for Wednesday, and not the roughly $475 billion they’re slated to get.

The Pentagon rolls out its 2014 fiscal budget today. All eyes should be on what happens to the President’s Marine One.

The nation is spending more on its military than the Cold War average.

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel will kick back up to 14 days’ pay to the U.S. Treasury to replicate the pecuniary pain sequestration will inflict on fellow Pentagon civilians.

With his threat to attack the U.S. and South Korea with nuclear weapons, Kim Jong-un has effectively painted himself into a corner.

The double-murder suicide at the Quantico Marine base 35 miles south of Washington comes as a shock.

A two-tour Marine recalls what it was like to fight in Iraq on the tenth anniversary of its invasion.