Pentagon: 34 US troops diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries after Iran missile strike on Iraqi base
At least 34 U.S. troops were diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries after an Iranian missile strike hit an Iraqi air base earlier this month, officials at the Pentagon announced Friday.
Lockdown lifted at Naval Station Great Lakes after employee drove through security checkpoint without stopping
The station posted on Facebook that all gates are closed and personnel are ordered to take cover.
106-year-old WWII veteran gets stolen classic car back
A Sacramento veteran whose 1956 Cadillac Eldorado was stolen has finally gotten his beloved car back.
106-year-old veteran gets classic car back
Curly Bunfill, a World War II veteran, has been reunited with the 1956 Cadillac Eldorado that was stolen from him a week ago.
Anne Robson, believed to be UK's oldest living WWII female veteran, dies at 108
Anne Robson served in the women’s branch of the British Army during the war, according to the Women's Royal Army Corps Association.
NY Army veteran donates $100,000 to animal shelter he visits weekly
An army veteran “who just likes dogs” presented the Niagara SPCA with a check for $50,000 on Monday, January 20, to help the shelter improve its surgical suite, bringing to $100,000 the amount he’s donated since last November.
New carrier to be named in honor of Pearl Harbor hero Doris Miller, first black recipient of Navy Cross
A new U.S. Navy aircraft carrier will be named in honor of Pearl Harbor hero Doris Miller, the first African American recipient of the Navy Cross, during a ceremony in Pearl Harbor Monday.
Doris Miller: What to know about the African American Pearl Harbor hero honored by US Navy
Doris Miller was recognized for manning a machine gun and returning fire during the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. An African American was not allowed to man a gun in the Navy at the time.
Man in fatigues filmed folding torn US flag
A man in military garb was caught on camera performing his patriotic duty at a Hope Mills, North Carolina, home after spotting a United States flag torn from its pole during storms and carefully folding it before placing it on the homeowner’s porch.
U.S. Space Force showing off new uniforms
The U.S. Space Force has shared an image of the branch's new uniforms and patches.
Discovered letters reveal one soldier’s experience of World War II
George Bader was always the pillar of strength in his family: A father of three who worked two jobs to support his wife Ruthie and their children. But it wasn’t until almost 20 years after his death in 1998 that some of his most fascinating secrets came to life.
Letters reveal one soldier's experience in World War II
The family of George Bader, who served abroad with the U.S. Army during World War II have revealed some of the nearly 300 handwritten letters he wrote during his time in the service, detailing his experiences during the war.
Public invited to honor homeless Florida veteran who died without any known family
Meade Jr. served in the United States Army from 1966-1968 and was honorably discharged.
Iran rocket attack on Iraqi military base injured 11 US service members, official reveals
Eleven U.S. service members were flown out of Al Assad Air Base in Iraq and treated for concussion symptoms after Iran's rocket attack targeting two Iraqi military bases earlier this month, a spokesman for U.S. Central Command revealed Thursday night.
Body of soldier killed in Kenya attack brought to hometown of Hazel Crest
The remains of a suburban Chicago soldier killed in an attack on a military base in Kenya arrived Wednesday in his home town.
Mystery drone sightings in Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming prompt theories
Dan Carlson says drones have flown after dark near his Nebraska farm four times this year. He suspects military involvement. U.S. Air Force officials overseeing dozens of nuclear missiles scattered across the region deny any role in the drone sightings.
NAS Pensacola shooting was 'act of terrorism' as US expels Saudi nationals training there, Barr says
Attorney General William Barr announced Monday that the shooter at the Pensacola, Florida, navy base was "motivated by jihadist ideology."
WWII veteran, 104, asks for Valentine's Day cards: 'I'll save every one'
A 104-year-old World War II veteran hopes to receive plenty of Valentine’s Day cards this year, to add to his collection of keepsakes documenting his own incredible life and generation.
US Air Force investigating death of 2 airmen at Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany
The U.S. Air Force said Monday it is investigating the cause of death of two servicemen who died at a base in Germany last week.
US soldiers killed in Afghanistan roadside bomb blast from Virginia, Illinois
Both soldiers were killed when their vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb in southern Afghanistan, officials said.