World War II Vet, 100, Honored for Guarding Tomb of Unknown Soldier
A 100-year-old World War II veteran finally got to scratch a much-deserved, long-awaited bullet point from his bucket list....
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Marine Corps Announces It Was Wrong -- Again -- on Iwo Jima Flag-Raising Photo
Evidence shows another Marine long-believed to be in the famous photo from atop Mount Suribachi was misidentified.
USS Arizona Memorial Repairs Near Completion
The sunken battleship memorial, one of the most visited attractions in the state, sees 4,000 to 5,000 people a day.
Army Spouse Honors the Fallen with 8,200 Boots
What started as a way to honor one fallen hero has become a way to honor more than 8,000.
Families of Afghanistan Fallen Fear Their Memorials Will Be Left Behind
Families of the fallen want combat-zone memorials in Afghanistan brought back to the United States.
Illinois Street Pays Tribute to Marine Corporal Killed in Afghanistan
Cpl. Alex Martinez was killed during his second combat deployment in 2012.
New Underwater Memorial Honors Fallen and Living Service Members
The underwater military monument is the first of its kind in the nation.
A Gold Star US President's Sacrifice on Bastille Day
The planes circled each other like a swarm of angry bees with propellers buzzing and machine guns firing.
Congressional Approval Expected for 9/11 National Memorial Trail
The likely passage of U.S. Senate and House bills are expected to boost development of the 1,300-mile-long trail.
Desert Storm Memorial is Way Short of $40 Million Fundraising Goal
The National Desert Storm Memorial Association is currently $32 million short of its $40 million fundraising goal.
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Navy Denies Canceling Black Sea Op on Trump's Order
House Democrats released Anderson's testimony as part of a new public phase of the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
Navy Submarine That Went Missing with 80 Sailors Aboard Found 75 Years Later
A team of ocean explorers confirmed that the USS Grayback was discovered about 50 nautical miles south of Okinawa in June.
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More than 8,800 military personnel who were once stationed in Arizona have unclaimed money waiting for them.
Marine Donates His Uniform so Hit-and-Run Victim Can Be Buried in It
Veterans Samuel Jackson and Richard Dunn never met, but one Marine Corps uniform will connect them forevermore.
New Commissary, Exchange Access Delayed for Many Veterans
Disabled veterans and Purple Heart recipients won't see on-base access for commissaries and exchange stores any time soon.