More On Terrorism

The Navy has recognized 16 people whose heroic actions saved lives during a terrorist attack on a Florida military base.

The R9X variant of the AGM-114 Hellfire is a non-explosive weapon best be described as a 100-pound flying switchblade.

"They will be recognized," a Navy official told Military.com.

A second "potential person of interest" may still be at large in the community, an FBI official said.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper said that, when the gunman tried to get through the gate, he was stopped by a young sailor.

Even as much of the world shuts down because of the novel coronavirus, terrorism continues in Afghanistan.

The strike took place April 10 and killed one terrorist, according to a release from AFRICOM.

Investigation into physical controls at eight military hospitals and clinics found disparities that leave them vulnerable.

Marines and sailors who put their lives at risk during a attack on a Florida military base will receive awards.

Bashir Mohamed Mahamoud, a senior leader of al-Shabaab, was killed in an airstrike conducted by U.S. Africa Command.