This is a story about three men, from three branches of the military, all connected by a powerful piece of patriotism.

In the wee hours of September 5, 1942, Japanese destroyers sank the USS Gregory in the Southwest Pacific. Mess Attendant 1st Class Charles Jackson French immediately began piling as many wounded men ...

A lot of fellows washed out, because it was terrifying … I had nightmares about it for years," WWII veteran Ray Shirley, ...

Memorial Day weekend 2020, I joined the Stories Behind the Stars project. This volunteer-led project honors the 421,000+ ...

Former Army and Guard leader criticizes president's deployment of military to American cities, arguing it undermines readiness and threatens constitutional freedoms ...

As the Navy celebrates its 250th birthday, Petty Officer 1st Class Thomas Miele is on his way to guiding the next generation of sailors.

An Interstate 25 bridge overpass on North Academy Boulevard now bears the name of the first Coloradan – and likely the first ...

SASHA LENNINGER SHOWS US ON THIS TRIP AS A WORLD WAR TWO VETERAN WHO TURNS 100. IN AUGUST ON THE NATIONAL MALL IN WASHINGTON, ...

Those serving at Information Warfare Training Command (IWTC) Corry Station learn the importance of information warfare as ...

Homer Anthony, a 1941 graduate of Reading High School was killed in 1943 while serving in the Navy during World War II. His ...

Three Kentucky women share their stories of serving in the military on Women Veterans Recognition Day, which is observed ...

This is part of a weekly series on veterans that runs Mondays through Veterans Day. AUSTINTOWN — When Genevieve Douglas gave ...