The drones are meant to be intuitive to run, meaning anyone could use them. (Scripps News)

The Air Force gave service members until Nov. 2 to get at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.

In a rare move, Defense Secretary Mark Esper is speaking out publicly against proposals from President Trump.

Culture, religion, and even the polygraph examiner can influence the test results, says former Chief of Polygraph Tom Mauriello.

The U.S. has long given immigrants in the military a fast track to citizenship. But a Newsy analysis finds that privilege is eroding under Trump.

​The Department of Defense has announced the death of Sgt. 1st Class Elis A. Barreto Ortiz.

In this segment of "Pop Quiz," Newsy's "In The Loop" dives into the military's relationship and influence with Hollywood movie studios.

President-elect Joe Biden has appointed transgender veteran Shawn Skelly as a member of his Department of Defense transition team.

Dahua and Hikvision are accused of being connected to China's military and human rights abuses. Amazon profits by selling their products online.

An audit comes after complaints that the virus relief money was improperly used on jet engine parts, body armor and dress uniforms.

Condolence payments are nearly absent in the war against ISIS, even as the U.S. takes blame for unintentional civilian deaths and injuries.

As Sen. Leahy pushes for accountability for condolence payments in the 2020 defense budget, Newsy found the payments remain stalled in Iraq and Syria.

​The sale is expected to involve 32 F-35 Joint Strike Fighter aircraft and cost around $6.5 billion.

The relationship between the retired general and the president goes back years to when Austin ran U.S. Central Command.

Congress gave the Pentagon $1 billion in taxpayer-backed funds.

The National Guard was deployed to protests in over two dozen states and the District of Columbia.

Plans include establishing special-victim prosecutors, bringing on sexual assault prevention workers and hiring response coordinators and advocates.

When the Taliban ruled Afghanistan between 1996 and 2001, many civil liberties were limited and women were mostly confined to their homes.

President Ghani fled the country on Sunday, just hours before Taliban fighters entered the Presidential Palace and solidified its control of Kabul.

Interpreters risked their lives to serve the U.S. military. But the U.S. hasn't fulfilled its promise to bring them to safety.

The government says its canceling plans for 20 additional miles of border barrier in Arizona and California because of "insufficient" funds.

​Two other soldiers died in Afghanistan less than two weeks ago.

Alyssa Farah worked in the Trump administration for more than three years.

The Army Secretary says an investigation into the use of a military helicopter on civilian protesters in D.C. is now under DOD review.