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Hundreds of Korean War veterans, family and dignitaries braved muggy heat Wednesday morning at the National Mall to dedicate a new wall honoring men killed in America's Forgotten War.

Earlier this year, a man named Eric Cinotti was convicted of several felonies in connection with his impersonation of a Navassa police officer. An investigation by WHQR reveals a long history of dishonesty and deception, including attempts to gain access to military facilities.

Please take a moment this Memorial Day to remember the men and women of Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast who gave their lives in the service of our nati

The US may be planning to send High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) and Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS) to Ukraine to further aid its offense against Russia.

Soldiers and guests of Division West – First Army formed up and then gathered around a parked UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter to observe a safety awards ceremony held at the Longhorn

Project Dynamo, a group of U.S. veterans and civilians who have helped Americans and allies escape Afghanistan and Ukraine, rescued retired Sgt. 1st Class Robert "Bob" Platt, Platt's wife, and the couple's cats from a town northeast of Kyiv on Saturday night.

Tampa-based Project DYNAMO says it rescued a retired Army paratrooper and his wife from Ukraine.

Navy Fireman 1st Class George Franklin Price, 23, of Dallas City, was aboard the USS Oklahoma on Dec. 7, 1941.

Navy Fireman 1st Class George Franklin Price, 23, of Dallas City, was aboard the USS Oklahoma on Dec. 7, 1941.

The Navy has seen its lowest rate of suicide in four years in active duty sailors, while the other services have seen a rise, according to the Department of Defense’s most recent suicide report. The service’s suicide rate is currently at 19.3 deaths per 100,000, compared to the military’s total suicide rate of 28.7 deaths […]