Pentagon Asks Public for Suggestions on Renaming Bases That Honor Confederate Soldiers The suggestions will be weighed by the Naming Commission chaired by retired Adm. Michelle Howard.
Gen. Lee Statue Can Be Removed, Virginia Supreme Court Rules The high court’s decision came in two lawsuits filed by Virginia residents who attempted to block Gov. Northam's order to...
Check Out These 20 Rarely Seen 9/11 Photos These rarely seen 9/11 photos help us pause and remember. Never forget.
The Fastest Medal of Honor Was Awarded to an Airman Who Carried a Burning Phosphorus Bomb in His Hands Henry Erwin carried a burning bomb while blinded and on fire for 22 seconds. "It felt like miles," he later said.
'Whiskey and War Stories' Reunites Special Operators from Famous Missions for a New Cause The Silent Warrior Foundation provides scholarships, service animals and more by honoring veterans of famous missions.
The Last Combat Soldier to Leave Vietnam Was Killed in the 9/11 Attacks Beilke was the deputy chief of the Retirement Services Division and was visiting the Pentagon on 9/11.
Why US Navy Submarines Might Return Home ‘Flying’ a Broom A broom on the mast of a U.S. Navy ship means a clean sweep for that mission.
Storied 'Harlem Hellfighter' Regiment to Receive Congressional Gold Medal The unit of Black soldiers, who served in combat in World War I, will be honored with Congress' highest award.
WWII Pilot's Remains Found in Europe, to Be Buried in Maine The remains of U.S. Army Air Forces 2nd Lt. Ernest N. Vienneau were accounted for in April and will be buried in Millinocket...
Remains of WWII Soldier Found in Germany Are Identified Sgt. Bernard Sweeney had been buried in Belgium with other unidentified soldiers after his body was recovered from a German...
Soldiers Have 3 Months to Get COVID Vaccine or Face Discharge, with Few Waiver Options The military's largest branch issued its mandate after the other services announced similar timelines.
VA Employee Tweets Out Details of a Surgery No Vet Would Want Public The administrative officer at the Washington VA Medical Center has lost her access to patient records.
'I Had to Get Rid of Her': Hawaii-Based Soldier Admits Beating Wife to Death with Baseball Bat The plea agreement reached between the soldier and the prosecution calls for a prison term of 50 to 65 years.
All GI Bill Users Soon Will Be Required to Contact the VA Each Month to Receive Payment If you don't verify your attendance, you don't get any money.
Marine Recruit Dies at Parris Island -- the Second Death in 3 Months The recruit had been with the 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment.
