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.
Meet the Man Who Puts Movie Stars Through Boot Camp Military movie legend Dale Dye reveals the worst military film he's ever seen, his thoughts on Space Force and his advice for...
The Buffalo Bills Were the Only Pro Sports Team to Lose an Active Player in Vietnam Although a former Cleveland Browns player also died in the war, only Bob Kalsu was a major league athlete.
Trump Pardons Vietnam Ace, TOPGUN Navy Legend Who Took Bribes Former California Rep. Randall "Duke" Cunningham was convicted of taking bribes from defense contractors.
Neil Sheehan, Pentagon Papers Reporter, Vietnam Author, Dies Sheehan served as a war correspondent for UPI and then the Times in the early days of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.
Defense Bill Would Add 3 New Diseases to Agent Orange Presumptive Conditions List The measure would give 34K vets with hypothyroidism, bladder cancer or Parkinsonism access to compensation and care.
The Civilian Who Got a Bronze Star from the Army Military.com interviews Joe Galloway, a legendary war correspondent whose coverage of the Vietnam War helped shape how we...
The Arguments for Adding Women to the Military Draft Should women be required to register with U.S. Selective Service? Should all Americans have a mandatory national service...
A Green Beret Recalls the Brutal Thanksgiving Day Mission He Barely Survived After Running into 30,000 Enemy Troops SOG teams were primarily tasked with strategic reconnaissance deep behind enemy lines.
Research Delays Push Back VA Decision on New Agent Orange Conditions 34K Vietnam vets were exposed to herbicides and later diagnosed with bladder cancer, Parkinsonism or hypothyroidism.
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.
