Yemen

The missiles were fired from areas in the control of Houthi rebels, but the U.S. can't say yet who was responsible.

Here are the stories generating the most comments this week on Military.com, along with a sampling of responses.

Several U.S. Navy amphibious assault ships are now on stand-by off the coast of Yemen to assist with an evacuation of U.S...

The U.S. military continues to provide refueling support for Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen, but the service said it has not...

President Trump criticized Sen. John McCain in tweets defending the Yemen raid that resulted in the death of a U.S. Navy SEAL...

Embassy Marines in Yemen handed over their M-9 pistols and M-4 carbines before evacuating the country with diplomatic...

Richardson said the strike this week was evidence that the Navy continued to do the same mission for which it was founded.

The Marine Corps put out a statement stressing that no weapons had been handed over as Embassy Marines evacuated Yemen.

For the third time in seven days, a U.S. Navy destroyer in the Red Sea has been targeted by missiles fired from Yemen.

Air Force tankers such as KC-135s and KC-10 Extenders participated in 7,564 refueling "events" with coalition aircraft.