U.S. Special Forces

Luis F. Deleon-Figueroa and Luis F. Deleon-Figueroa were killed Wednesday in Afghanistan, and were each posthumously promoted to Master Sergeant.

The raid targeted al-Shabab leaders but reportedly left five civilians dead.

A New York Times report claims U.S. Green Berets are covertly destroying Houthi rebel missile sites in Yemen on behalf of Saudi Arabia.

The U.S. and Russia have both contributed to the fight against ISIS, but their goals for postwar Syria differ.

Gaps in the U.S. chain of command may have doomed four Green Berets of Operational Detachment-Alpha Team 3212.

U.S. special forces killed 11 ISIS fighters in a firefight on December 6, two months after four Green Berets were killed in a militant ambush.

Mohammed Mahmoud Abu al-Maali, a Mauritanian expert on ISIS and Al-Qaeda in the region, told Newsweek the U.S. military had a destabilizing effect.

A new ISIS video, entitled "Assault of the Brave Against the Army of the Americans," shows the last moments of four Green Berets killed in Niger last year.

The so-called "Beatles" were known for their U.K. accents and exceptionally brutal methods of torture and execution.

The U.S. military wants developers to get in touch if they think they fit the bill.

Sgt. La David T. Johnson, of Miami Gardens, Florida, was killed in the line of duty in Niger.

With the establishment of a new Cyber Operations Center, NATO has launched a new, historic campaign of electronic warfare.

Surrounded by Al-Qaeda, ISIS and Boko Haram militants, the country will soon be home to a $50 million U.S. drone base.

Moscow said its own forces had come under fire twice from the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces.

U.S. Army Chief of Staff General Mark Milley said that fighting wars across the globe will not get easier over time.

The trial judge said an investigation had not revealed any ties between the soldier and terror groups.

The three Americans were killed when a guard opened fire with an M-16 rifle.

Some of the prisoners have spoken about their ordeal after the dramatic rescue operation.

Jim Gant lived with former Washington Post reporter Ann Scott Tyson in a Conex hut in a tribal village overrun with militants, according to ABC News.