The Harlem Hellfighters: The Full Story They became famous for their exploits in World War I - but what did the Harlem Hellfighters do after the war ended? A lot, as...
99-Year-Old WWII Vet Presented Medals 72 Years Later Richard Bell Jr. earned several medals during the war, to include the European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal and...
The Port Chicago Disaster Remembered It was one of the biggest tragedies that took place stateside in World War II, and it led to a turning point for African...
“Ten Stars” Biography Details Life of First African-American To Lead Troops in Combat Ten Stars, by author Kendal Weaver, details the outstanding life of General J. Gary Cooper, the first black Marine to lead...
The First African-American Navy SEALs Fred "Tiz" Morrison and William Goines were African-American pioneers in naval special warfare, and generally acknowledged to...
This West Point Cadet Made History Simone Askew solidified her place in history at West Point, becoming the first African American woman to earn the position of...
African American Service in the National Guard The National Guard's history is replete with examples of African-Americans who served with distinction.
Black Female U-2 Pilot Broke Barriers on the Ground and in the Air Air Force Colonel Merryl Tengesdal started out in the Navy flying helicopters but ended up becoming the first African...
US Special Forces Have a Rough, Little-Known Way to Get to Missions Helocasting involves commandos jumping from a helicopter into water and either swimming or using a small boat.
Oklahoma Guard Paychecks Under Threat as Vaccine Battle with Pentagon Escalates Austin sent a letter denying Gov. Stitt's written request that Guard members be exempted from the vaccination requirement.
Nearly 9,000 Marines Didn't Get Vaccinated By the Deadline. Many Risk Getting Kicked Out of the Corps. The Marine Corps reported that 5% of the force had not gotten even one shot before the deadline passed.
Army Whistleblower Who Wrote to McCain About Prisoner Abuses Dies at Age 42 The allegations of abuse eventually led the U.S. Senate to approve anti-torture legislation in 2005.
Air Force Recruit Shipped Off to Boot Camp After Allegedly Assaulting Police on Jan. 6 Prosecutors noted that Aiden Bilyard was initially identified by online detectives who have been pouring over videos and...
