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Part of the spirit, the culture and the values of the U.S. military is the creed that you don’t leave anyone behind, whether captured, injured or dead. It is also a national value. Friday, September 15, was National POW/MIA Recognition Day, a day dedicated since 1979 to remembering and honoring those Americans who were prisoners of war and those who served and never returned home. On this Recognition Day, nearly 81,000 American service members still remain unaccounted for from previous wars an...

The American Red Cross honored the unit, along with Enbridge, during a ceremony on Friday for their commitment to supporting military and veteran families.

Cloud-based command-and-control for air defense over North America is set to be declared operational next month.

The announced deal covers 25 F-35A models, alongside 26 Pratt & Whitney F135-PW-100 engines and a host of equipment.

A Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductee, Cochrane, has won eight JUNO awards

TITUSVILLE — POW/MIA Recognition Day is commemorated on the third Friday of every September. It’s a date that’s not associated with any particular war.

The Pentagon is investing at least $5 billion to repair the storm-ravaged base and harden it against hurricanes — part of a broader mission to prepare

Col. Brant Putnam took command of the 162nd Wing at the Morris Air National Guard base in Tucson, replacing retiring Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Butler.

The legendary William Tell fighter competition is back after nearly two decades for a whole new era of air combat.

Plans to restore nuclear weapons to Britain’s east coast are an escalation in the US-NATO war drive against Russia and confirm the UK’s status as a leading participant.