BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn.- There was no doubt Michael Nygaard was going to serve his country; it was just a matter of how. “I’ve ...

Thirty service members of the Armed Forces were welcomed as new U.S. citizens during a naturalization ceremony Thursday at ...

His goal is to combine the soil and plant a living memorial tree on the White House lawn July 4, 2026–America’s 250th ...

U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse has introduced legislation to improve crucial mental health support to veterans and current armed-service members when they return home, Whitehouse’s office ...

AIKEN — The Parris Island Marine Band played the "Armed Forces Medley" under steady rain, veterans of each service branch ...

Three Columbus teens were recently among 36 young marines from units across the country to attend and successfully graduate ...

Kevin Rumley nearly died from a targeted explosion in Iraq at age 20. After battling addiction and survivor's guilt, he's ...

Amarillo’s Bubba’s 33 announced it is teaming up with Homes For Our Troops this July to support post-9/11 veterans severely ...

The case has led frustrations to run high in Okinawa, where the U.S. continues to have a heavy military presence.

As the Marine Corps’ newest F-35B squadron, VMFA-224 continues to prepare its personnel, equipment, and procedures for F-35 operations. The squadron expects to receive its first F-35B in late 2025 and ...

Carlos Valdez III joined the U.S. Marine Corps in 1972, rising to lance corporal before returning to civilian life. He married in 1981 and became the father of three children.

Lance Cpl. Albert A. Aguilera of Riverside, a combat engineer with the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton, was deployed as part of the Joint Task Force-Southern Border, the command overseeing ...