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The story behind this bourbon is truly remarkable. Visit with a war hero and get a bottle signed next week in Sioux Falls.

Col. Allison Black, who Afghan fighters called "the Angel of Death" for her radio calls from AC-130 gunships, is retiring from the Air Force.

Nearly two decades after U.S. troops left K2, the U.S. government has not confirmed that toxic material at the Uzbekistan base made service members sick.

Air Force Chief Master Sgt Alan T. Yoshida served as a combat controller in Afghanistan during US troops’ first battles with the Taliban.

From glider troops to psychological operations to space units, the patch a soldier wears on their shoulder tells you who they are.

The park features displays more than 20 aircraft that were involved in conflicts and tells the stories of Air Commandos, missions and achievements.

GREEN BERET HORSE SOLDIERS BOOK LAUNCH EVENT TO COINCIDE WITH SOFIC TAMPA SWORDS OF LIGHTNING: AMERICA'S RESPONSE TO 9/11 May 12, 2022 Tampa, FL.... Following the attacks of September 11, 2001, a 12-man team of U.S. Army Green Berets inserted deep in northern Afghanistan to aid local partisans in their unconventional war against the Taliban. Working with officers from the CIA, the Special Forces soldiers helped raise an army of some five thousand Afghans, in a campaign across some of the mo...

Then Captain Mark Nutsch of ODA 595 travels by horseback in Afghanistan. Today, he crafts a damn fine whiskey.

The Pacific seafloor is littered with war relics.

It’s amazing, or maybe not, that the media does not get the correlation.