McSally spoke with Military.com about the debut of her first book, "Dare to Fly: Simple Lessons in Never Giving Up."
One military spouse thought starting a book nook would be fun, but wasn't sure with her temporary living situation. Now she's...
Alfred Hayes enjoyed early success in 1946 with his first novel, "All Thy Conquests," based on his military experiences in...
"Burn-In" is focused on the internal turmoil emerging technology may bring the United States in its wake.
Two classic books on war are back on high school reading lists in Palmer, Alaska.
Nine years ago Will Chesney got an unexpected call: He was to grab his dog and head to Virginia, immediately.
Nguyen Phan Que Mai's "The Mountains Sing" -- written in English -- aims to shine a light on the stories of women who...
The acknowledgments at the end of Lawrence Wright's novel "The End of October" read like a who's-who of epidemiologists...
"There is something uniquely American about a man and his dog. This is not a SEAL book, and it's not a dog book. It's a story...
Alaska's population has the largest percentage of veterans per capita in the country at about 12%.
Marines in several jobs will need to move into new fields -- or even other branches of the military.
There was a campaign to stop the auction, but Germany is not subject to U.S. laws.
A soldier stationed in Kansas saved “countless lives” when he hit a man with his car as the man was shooting randomly.
It was the third time in two months that Russian aircraft have intercepted Navy aircraft in the Sixth Fleet of operations.
Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston said ACFT events can be performed while COVID-19 protocols are still in effect.
