World War II

It's sometimes called "the forgotten D-Day."

A Navajo Nation committee is requesting that New Mexico Gov. Grisham name U.S. 491 in honor of Sen. John Pinto.

The Navy is resurrecting tricks sailors used almost 80 years ago to outsmart their enemies.

A complaint says Rumsby told investigators he took dog tags that belonged to four airmen killed in plane crashes in 1944.

The AMC show pairs the horrors of real-life Japanese American internment against a backdrop of supernatural events.

Packed with 600 tons of ammo and explosives, the USS Serpens died in a flash beneath a full moon on Jan. 29, 1945.

National Purple Heart Day was marked by the return of seven Purple Hearts earned by WWII and Vietnam veterans.

Mayor Matsui used the occasion to push the Abe administration to sign the U.N. treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons.

Maurice "Maury" Cole was just 20 years old when he fought in the month-long Battle of the Bulge that ended in 1945.

Declared overdue from patrol, the USS Grunion was assumed lost with all hands on Oct. 5, 1942.

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The U.S. Army announced that the general in charge of all of the service's installations has been relieved of command.

The first enlisted woman to attempt the Air Force's special operations weather career field has not been selected to proceed.

Members of the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit were photographed this week with a Light Armored Vehicle on the flight deck.

The Navy is resurrecting tricks sailors used almost 80 years ago to outsmart their enemies.

The Marine Corps is nearly doubling the number of JLTVs it plans to buy to replace its fleet of aging Humvees.