Kevin Maurer

A military jury sentenced Chief Petty Officer Tony DeDolph, a member of the elite SEAL Team 6, Saturday.

Chief Petty Officer Tony DeDolph will plead guilty to the involuntary manslaughter of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar—and agree not to profit from his experience at SEAL Team 6.

“He should have never been promoted. The investigation was started right away. They whisked them out of there as fast as they could,” a former general says.

The dark side of special operations culture was revealed at a military hearing about the death of Logan Melgar.

Defense attorneys say an NCIS agent got involved with a woman while probing Logan Melgar’s death at the hands of comrades in Mali.

Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s wife says when he didn’t respond to a text message she was sure something bad happened. She was right.

It happened a few months before Adam Matthews copped a plea in Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s hazing death.

A Navy SEAL and a Marine Raider, accused of killing Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar, are discussing possible plea deals.

The victim allegedly discovered SEALs in Mali were stealing money from an informant fund and soliciting prostitutes.

Navy SEAL Josh Harris left pieces of his humor and his soul behind in lush paintings that his parents found after his death.

U.S. Marine Staff Sgt. Fofomaitulagi Tulifua Tuitele helped save the Marines from disaster in the last battle of the Vietnam War.

After the Khmer Rouge captured an American merchant ship, Staff Sgt. Fofomaitulagi Tulifua Tuitele led his men on a mission to save the crew. They had no idea what awaited them.

Gerald Ford sent Marines to a remote island to rescue American hostages. They faced a superior enemy—and were operating off bad intel.

Just three miles from the Mandalay Bay, the gun industry gathered for its biggest show of the year. The Daily Beast takes you inside.

The story surrounding the slaying of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar keeps unraveling, starting with the SEALs-turned-suspects’ assertion that the soldier was drunk the night he died.

Bergdahl didn’t just abandon his fellow soldiers. He ‘shut down a fucking war zone,’ troops who searched for him say.

They were abducted as children and forced to protect a monster. Then one day, they turned on their master.

The U.S. military’s biggest mass murder in decades happened under Dan Fields’s watch. For the first time, he opens up about the war crime—and the criminal.

Her name is ‘Sparkle.’ She operates a drone. She is sick of whiny boys. And she is perfectly OK with dealing out death.