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How a Legendary Coach and World War II Sailor Made the NFL What It Is Today Paul Brown was drafted into the Navy in 1944. It found a good use for his talents.
NASCAR Driver Erik Jones’ Car Will Sport a Special Ops Paint Scheme at Talladega The number 43 car is sponsored by U.S. Air Force Recruiting.
From Battlefield to Tokyo: Combat Vets Vie at Paralympics Twenty years after the attacks of Sept. 11, a small group of American combat veterans competing in the Tokyo Paralympics.
How Gen. Douglas MacArthur Helped Make Karate a Global Phenomenon After World War II, many Japanese martial arts were banned in occupied Japan, but karate flourished.
From Gold Medal to COVID-19 Diagnosis, Active-Duty Olympians Saw High and Lows in Tokyo First Lt. Amber English -- one of six soldiers taking part in shooting events at Camp Asaka north of Tokyo -- won gold in...
How the World Gave Japan a Second Chance When Tokyo Hosted the 1964 Olympic Games The 1964 Tokyo Olympics showcased Japan’s resiliency and reemergence less than two decades after World War II.
For South Koreans, Olympic Medal Is Only Way Out of Military Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim would love nothing more than to win an Olympic medal in golf for reasons unlike anyone else.
Meet the 19 Troops Representing America at the Olympics The Defense Department said that the U.S. Olympic team will include 17 soldiers, a Marine and a Coast Guardsman.
Man Killed by San Francisco Police was Former Afghan Interpreter for US Special Forces Police said Ajmal Amani, 41, was holding a knife with a 6-inch blade.
US Navy Destroyer Makes Rare Port Call in New Zealand New Zealand froze most port calls by U.S. Navy ships in 1985.
Soldiers Who Refuse Vaccination Can Still Serve, But Their Careers Are Over The deadline to be vaccinated is Dec. 15 for active-duty soldiers and June 30 for Reserve and Army National Guard troops.
Some Fear China Could Win from US Spat with Marshall Islands Since World War II, the U.S. has treated the Marshall Islands, along with Micronesia and Palau, much like territories.
Philippines Rejects China's Demand to Remove Ship from Shoal Philippine forces use a grounded warship, the BRP Sierra Madre, as an outpost on the submerged but strategic shoal.
