Firefighter and marine veteran to walk 700 miles to raise awareness about suicide prevention
Firefighter and Marine veteran will walk 700 miles to raise awareness about suicide prevention
Human remains found in Arizona identified as Army veteran
Using advanced DNA testing, the lab was able to identify the victim as Sherman George from Los Angeles County, California.
World War II Californian veteran's remains return home
Thanks to huge advances in technology and the military creed of "leave no one behind," another California warrior, long missing in action, is missing no more.
Biden awards Medal of Honor to Army helicopter pilot who rescued soldiers in Vietnam firefight
President Joe Biden has awarded the Medal of Honor to an Army pilot from the Vietnam War who risked his life to rescue a reconnaissance team that was about to be overrun by the enemy — facing almost certain death.
'St. Elmo's fire' seen in crazy Air Force video
An electrically charged sky gave U.S. Air Force pilots a rare light show while evacuating planes in Florida ahead of Hurricane Idalia.
US military identifies Marine Corps pilot killed in jet crash near San Diego base
The U.S. military has identified the Marine Corps pilot who was killed when his combat jet crashed near a San Diego base during a training flight.
8 US Marines remain in hospital after air crash killed 3 during drills in Australia
The aircraft crashed on a north Australian island Sunday and left 20 injured. An investigation into the crash is ongoing.
3 Marines killed, 20 injured in Australia air crash
A Us Marine Corps aircraft crashed on a north Australian island Sunday, killing three Marines and injuring 20 during a multination training exercise.
Female soldiers in US Army special operations face rampant sexism, harassment, report says
A new report says female soldiers face rampant sexism, sexual harassment and other gender-related challenges in male dominated Army special operations units.
North Korea confirms detention of US soldier who defected, citing criticism of America
There was no immediate verification that Pvt. Travis King actually made any of the comments about his home country.
California-based Navy sailor’s mom encouraged him to pass military details to China: Prosecutor
The mother of a U.S. Navy sailor charged with providing sensitive military information to China encouraged him to cooperate with a Chinese intelligence officer, telling her son it might help him get a job with the Chinese government someday, the prosecution said Tuesday.
Veteran advocates urge vets to take advantage of PACT Act
A critical deadline is approaching for veterans exposed to harmful chemicals.
2 U.S. Navy sailors arrested for espionage
Two U.S. Navy sailors on active duty in southern California are under arrest over espionage charges.
Country star Craig Morgan reenlists in Army Reserve at 59
Craig Morgan decided to reenlist in the U.S. Army Reserve at age 59, after having previously served before his music career.
UFO whistleblower testimony 'insulting' and not credible, Pentagon officials say
A retired Air Force major accused the US of recovering "non-human biologics" and concealing their findings from the public.
Three Marines found dead in a car near Camp Lejeune in North Carolina
The three servicemen were discovered dead in a vehicle in Pender County on the morning of July 23, according to local reports – approximately 40 minutes away from Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune.
Equine therapy: Horses help veterans with PTSD
Tuesday was family day for veterans and their families at Oakland's City Stables. Horses can be valuable therapy when it comes to processing post traumatic stress disorder.
Army colonel gets $975,000 in sex assault case against former Joint Chiefs vice chairman
A retired Army colonel has reached a court settlement of nearly $1 million in a sexual assault lawsuit against Air Force Gen. John Hyten, who served as vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Alabama senator blocking over 260 military nominations, including America's top officer
One of the 260-plus military nominations on hold by Senator Tommy Tuberville is the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, America's top military officer.
U.S. destroys last of its declared chemical weapons, closing a deadly chapter dating to World War I
At a sprawling military installation in the middle of the rolling green hills of eastern Kentucky, a milestone was reached Friday in the history of warfare dating back to World War I.