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Tom Equels suffered serious injuries in an October 2021 horse accident. But he bounced back to continue his work and martial arts training.

After missing for more than 70 years, the remains of a Centralia, Illinois, native who died during the Korean War are finally coming home.

The jury of eight Marines found them not guilty this week during a trial at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina

The family of Army Staff Sgt. Alfred "Fred" Brazel has received one of the largest awards to date under a law that allowed service members to file medical malpractice claims.

Vietnam possesses an array of intangible cultural heritage elements recognised by UNESCO.

Vietnam possesses an array of intangible cultural heritage elements recognised by UNESCO.

For nearly a decade, U.S. service members accused or convicted of crimes in Europe and Africa have been brought to a jail that many Germans and Americans living in the area know little about. 

The Gadsden-Etowah Patriots Association will honor six people for service in the military and the community Nov. 9, followed by the Veterans Parade.

The PAWS for Veterans Therapy Act means more veterans with symptoms of traumatic stress can get specially trained service dogs.

Nearly two dozen service members from World War II and the Korean and Vietnam wars were accounted for last month.