Military History

Your average 69-year-old might be happy to ride out his golden years from a rocking chair, but not John Burns.

After being denied a trip to return to Normandy for the 70th anniversary of the event with the Royal British Legion, World...

Despite the troubled history between native tribes and the U.S. government, American Indians have served in every major...

It was a wild year for headlines: Veteran names and efforts splashed across front pages around the world -- for better or...

New Yorkers hosted the nation's World War I victory celebration in 1919. Being part of the winning team in the "War to End...

Capt. Edward J. Ruppelt took his work seriously, even if the American press chuckled about "flying saucers."

The island of Okinawa, Japan, is arguably the most haunted duty station U.S. military members can be sent to.

On Nov. 9, 1921, World War I's Unknown Soldier arrived in Washington Navy Yard aboard the USS Olympia.

The U.S. has no shortage of famous and beloved veterans.

To protect Sevastopol, Russia isn't relying on its Poseidon underwater drone; it's using killer dolphins, according to the U...