This Soldier Received the Medal of Honor for the Last Bayonet Charge of the Korean War Lewis Millet's bayonet charge didn't just change a battle, it changed the geography of the war.
68 Years Later, Korea Peace Deal Still On Hold Peace on the Korean peninsula is still on hold 68 years after the armistice.
Why Japan's 'Rising Sun' Flag Provokes Olympic Ire Japan’s “rising sun” flag is a focus of anger at the Olympics, with some in the Koreas, China and other Asian nations calling...
5 Combat Victories the Coast Guard Scored Against America’s Enemies To honor the Coast Guard's August 4th birthday: five stories to remind you the Coast Guard punches way above its weight.
‘Purple Heart Day’ Honors America’s Wounded Service Members On August 7, take a moment to hear a wounded veteran's story and learn what the Purple Heart means.
Meet the Soldier Who Earned the Medal of Honor After Smoking a Joint After using a little marijuana to try to get some sleep, the enemy attacked. Despite the drug, Peter Lemon was ready.
Russia Returns Remains of Napoleon-Era General to France Charles-Etienne Gudin's remains were found in Smolensk in July 2019 by a team of French and Russian archaeologists.
Why Air Force Legend 'Chappie' James Almost Shot Moammar Gadhafi The two men stared at each other, pistols ready, in the Libyan desert like something out of a western movie.
This Is the Truth Behind WWII’s Creepy Philadelphia Experiment The Philadelphia Experiment is one of the most grotesque military urban legends ever.
The 5 Most Beloved Sidearms in US Military History When ground fighting gets close, warfighters reach for their sidearms to save the day.
Yes, an Air Force Recruit with Ties to a Hate Group Is Out. But the Military’s Extremism Problem Isn’t Fixed. The Air Force has kicked out a man who belonged to the white nationalist group Identity Evropa months after reporters...
Army Shooter Is First US Service Member to Win Gold Medal at Tokyo Olympics First Lt. Amber English, a logistics officer and member of the Army Marksmanship Unit, bested Diana Bacosi of Italy, the 2016...
A $500 Rip It? How Grilled Cheese and Energy Drinks Fueled the Afghanistan Withdrawal Energy drinks and tobacco became hot commodities as residents at Bagram Airfield hunted for diminishing supplies before the U...
Air Force Suspends Using Body Cameras for Its Security Personnel The service estimates 13 units actively employed body cameras; nine had bought the equipment but had not activated them for...
Former Airman Who Leaked Details of Drone Program Sentenced, Will Serve Prison Time A former Air Force intelligence analyst has been sentenced to 45 months in prison for leaking classified information.
