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SALEM — After the pandemic knocked the wind out of the sails of Salem’s Maritime Festival in 2020, organizers at Salem Maritime National Historic Site on Derby Street decided to

Representatives will be present from all the nations service academies, including the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Air Force Academy, Naval Academy, Coast Guard Academy and Merchant Marine Academy.

Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-11, a veteran and former Navy helicopter pilot, recognized the one year anniversary of the PACT Act becoming law on Thursday, Aug. 10.

From crossing the English Channel 44 times carrying troops and tanks to Ohama Beach and injured back to England during D-Day in World War II, to serving the Greek Navy

Cape May wants more details on what led to a fatal boating accident this month, in which a boat struck a piece of dredge pipe.

BOARDMAN, Ore.-An explosive ordnance disposal activity is scheduled for Tuesday, August 22 on the Naval Weapons System Training Facility (NWSF) in Boardman.

Taiwan recently conducted the first-ever “anti-takeover drill” at the island’s main Taoyuan International Airport, reflecting the growing fears that China will soon launch an all-out war to seize Taiwan. Unsurprisingly,

Once a beacon of American prowess, the United States military now struggles with waning recruitment and dwindling public confidence on its own shores. The once prime choice for young Americans

The Cherokee Nation honored three veterans with the Medal of Patriotism during the August meeting of the Council of the Cherokee Nation.

MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA — Marine Corps veteran and author Lawrence F. “Larry” Kirby, who as a young soldier survived the Battle of Iwo Jima which many of his fellow Marines didn’t, and