How Combat Search and Rescue Evolved to 'Leave No One Behind' A new book chronicles how combat search and rescue developed from the early days of World War II.
How the American West Came to Liberate Europe in World War II A motley group of cowboys, Mexican-Americans and American Indians fought their way across Europe.
'The Black Swallow of Death' Was an American Hero of France and the First Black Fighter Pilot After watching his dad narrowly escape a lynch mob, Eugene Bullard fled to France and took to the skies.
That Time Fascists Tried to Assassinate the Loch Ness Monster They'd have to do a lot better to win World War II.
The First Chinese-American Marine Corps Officer Shouted Orders Even the Enemy Followed Kurt Chew-Een Lee yelled orders at the enemy in Mandarin during the Korean War to sow confusion. It worked.
Papers Shed Light on Early Years of US Navy and 'Old Ironsides' The documents shed light on the warship's early years and the young United States' first international conflict.
Legendary WWII Jungle Fighters Finally Have the Congressional Gold Medal The move recognizes Merrill's Marauders' "bravery and outstanding service in the jungles of Burma during World War II."
Russia's 'Paratrooper Day' Is the Wildest Veterans Party in the World No one celebrates their service quite like Russia's airborne troops.
That Time Army Rangers Got in a Gunfight with the Crips Street Gang Army Sgt. Bill Foulk bought a house in a rough neighborhood as an investment. He wanted to protect it.
The 'Graybeards' Were an Infantry Unit Just for Men Too Old for Military Service They were never supposed to see action but the old men of the Union Army were among the most reliable.
VA Plans to Outsource All Compensation and Pension Exams In a letter to VA Secretary Robert Wilkie, Rep. Elaine Luria, D-Va., said the plan was developed with no notice to Congress.
USAA Bank Fined $85 Million by Federal Regulators for 'Violations of Law' USAA Federal Savings Bank is part of USAA, which has about 13 million military and veteran-affiliated members.
The Army Is Looking into the Soldier who Vibed with Cranberry Juice and Fleetwood Mac During an Airborne Jump The Army has said they are looking into the soldier’s actions for potential safety violations.
'Soldiers' Careers Depend on It': Senators Want to Halt Army Combat Fitness Test Rollout Two senators say the new Army Combat Fitness Test sets unrealistic standards for some soldiers.
After More than 3 Decades, the Corps' AH-1W Super Cobra Makes its Final Flight The Marine Corps has officially retired the AH-1W Super Cobra helicopter.
