Navy Vet's Widow Testifies She Saw No Sign of Danger Before Guest Shot Her Husband The wife of a slain Navy veteran testified Tuesday their 165-pound dog didn't give any indication her husband was in danger.
A Mentally Ill Navy Vet Died in Police Custody. Now His Family Is Seeking Answers Police didn't disclose Quinto's death to the public for nearly a month.
Strangers Unite to Ensure Veteran who Died Was Not Alone or Forgotten Unfortunately it's not uncommon for veterans to find themselves alone at the end of their life.
World War II Vet, Former Sen. Bob Dole Says He's Been Diagnosed with Stage 4 Lung Cancer Dole overcame disabling war wounds sustained near the end of World War II to forge his lengthy political career.
UK to Return Medals to Vets Discharged Because of Sexuality The Ministry of Defense announced the new policy on Tuesday.
Veterans Used Their Military Training to Plot Violence in Capitol Riot, Feds Say Leaders remain concerned that extremist groups are actively working to recruit those about to join the military.
Meet the General You’ve Never Heard of Who Mapped Out the Magic Kingdom He is the mastermind behind the hidden tunnel system at the park and the reason why Disney has no mosquito problem today.
WWII Veteran Wants to Be Buried in Uniform, so She Made One The 96-year-old veteran still had his original U.S. Navy uniform that he wore when he enlisted in 1941.
Veteran's Reunion with High School Sweetheart After 59 Years Is the Feel-Good Love Story You Need Like all couples who weather the stormy parts of relationships, Dennis and Diane are stronger going forward together.
'Flamethrowers Got It Done' in Close-Quarters Iwo Jima Fight, Survivors of the Battle Say Raymond Hart, 98, joined Hershel Williams, 96, at the National Museum of the Marine Corps.
Marine Whose Misconduct Was Cited in Viral Video Faces Administrative Separation, Officials Say Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called the video "deeply disturbing" during a press conference.
In a Navy with Lots of Traditions, a Small, Very Personal One Continues It’s a tradition that’s lasted eight decades.
Sig Sauer Faces $10 Million Lawsuit over P320 Pistol After Alleged Accidental Discharge Wounds Federal Agent A Marine vet was issued a P320 as his service weapon to use as an officer for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Navy Will Make All Sailors Reaffirm Oath to the Constitution in Extremism Stand-Down The Navy is the first military service to reveal what leaders will cover during the military's upcoming stand-downs.
Seattle-Based Coast Guard Icebreaker Returns Home After First Mission in Nearly 40 Years to Wintertime Arctic The Polar Star is the only icebreaker classified as "heavy" — able to break through ice up to 21 feet thick.
