Pentagon to review discharges of 8,700 troops who declined COVID vaccine
The Pentagon has ordered the services to review and potentially upgrade the discharge records of about 8,700 troops separated for refusing the now-rescinded COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
2 US Army soldiers, interpreter killed in Syria ambush attack
Two U.S. Army soldiers and a U.S. interpreter were killed Saturday in an ambush attack in Syria, the Pentagon said.
Trump vows to ramp up pressure on Venezuela amid tanker seizure, rising tensions
The U.S. escalates actions against Venezuela with a tanker seizure and new anti-drug operations as both Trump and Maduro trade sharp accusations in a rapidly intensifying standoff.
Army-Navy game play-by-play announcers ready to call the 126th match-up of America’s Game
The Army Black Knights and the Navy Midshipmen will face off Saturday, Dec. 13 for the 126th Army-Navy game at M&T Stadium in Baltimore.
Judge orders Trump administration to stop California National Guard troop deployment in Los Angeles
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the Trump administration to stop deploying California National Guard troops in Los Angeles and return control of the service members to California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Lawmakers push Pentagon to release video of second U.S. strike on suspected drug boat
Members of Congress are pressuring the Pentagon to make public footage of another U.S. military operation targeting a suspected narcotics vessel in the Caribbean.
Pearl Harbor’s 84th anniversary honors fallen, reflects on 80 years since WWII’s end
Pearl Harbor’s 84th Anniversary commemoration, themed “Building Pathways to Peace," reflects on the 1941 attack that launched the U.S. into World War II.
Pentagon under fire on Capitol Hill over reported Hegseth messages
Top Pentagon officials are under scrutiny today after a watchdog report revealed the Secretary of War could have put troops in harm's way.
Lawmakers press for answers on controversial U.S. strike against Venezuelan drug boat
Lawmakers from both parties are demanding clarity as the admiral who ordered a deadly Sept. 2 strike on a suspected Venezuelan drug boat faces a closed-door briefing amid allegations of excessive force and calls to release the full video.
Lawmakers press for answers on controversial U.S. strike against Venezuelan drug boat
Lawmakers from both parties are demanding clarity as the admiral who ordered a deadly Sept. 2 strike on a suspected Venezuelan drug boat faces a closed-door briefing amid allegations of excessive force and calls to release the full video.
National Wreaths Across America Day is Dec. 13, how you can help honor and remember the fallen
More than 2 million volunteers across the country will once again remember the fallen, honor those who served, and teach the next generation the value of freedom at the National Wreaths Across America Day.
Father of fallen National Guard member calls her death a 'horrible tragedy' in heartbreaking post
'My baby girl has passed to glory,' Sarah Beckstrom's father writes on Facebook.
USCIS halts Afghan immigration processing after shooting of National Guard members in DC
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced that, effective immediately, it has indefinitely halted the processing of all immigration requests involving Afghan nationals while the agency conducts a comprehensive review of its security and vetting protocols to safeguard the homeland and protect the American public.
Wreaths Across America leaders share how to honor veterans this holiday season
A Wreaths Across America spokesperson and volunteer explain the meaning behind Wreath Day, how families can ensure their loved ones are honored, and how anyone can sponsor a wreath to support veterans at rest.
Navy sailor dies after rescuing 2 children from high surf in Hawaii waters
A Florida sailor stationed in Hawaii saved two struggling children in high surf waters before tragically encountering trouble himself.
Scouting America 'surprised, deeply saddened' by news US military may sever ties
In the leaked memo, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth allegedly said the Boy Scouts had become an organization that attacks "boy-friendly spaces."
'Operation Southern Spear' continues in the Caribbean
"Operation Southern Spear" continues in the Caribbean as President Trump ramps up pressure on the Maduro regime.
Annual Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots collection underway, how to make a donation
The annual Toys for Tots campaign is underway with the Marine Corps Reserve collecting toys, books, and games to distribute to less fortunate children at Christmas.
Historic WWII aircraft land in Chicago area, offering rides to the public
History emerged from the skies above West Chicago on Monday when some of the rarest vintage airplanes of World War II landed at the DuPage County Airport.
U.S. boosts military presence in Caribbean amid growing tensions with Venezuela
What to know about Operation Southern Spear, rising U.S. military activity in the Caribbean, and escalating tensions involving Venezuela and drug cartel operations.