A Marine Corps team, ending a 17-year gap, won the Army's International Sniper Competition at Fort Benning, Georgia, on April 10.
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The USS Harvey C. Barnum Jr., a new Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, was commissioned at Naval Station Norfolk, honoring a Vietnam Medal of Honor hero.
The USMC 2026 AVPLAN emphasizes balancing crisis response with modernization, leveraging AI to enhance readiness and counter emerging threats.
Students in Marley Hoefs's history class connect with WWII veterans through National History Day's Silent Heroes program, honoring their legacies.
Michael Garcia, a beloved Marine Corps veteran and craft beer enthusiast, was tragically killed in a New Orleans crossfire, leaving a community in shock.
David Zartarian fights to award Col. Francis Cuddy the Medal of Honor for his heroic Vietnam War rescue, despite bureaucratic hurdles.
In Ukraine since 2022, cheap drones hunt civilians and troops alike, as Kherson teams race to adapt and warn the U.S. military is dangerously behind.
Marine Corps families see a boost as the Family Separation Allowance rises from $250 to $300 per month, easing financial burdens during deployments.
Sgt. Dakota Meyer, Medal of Honor recipient, graduates from the Basic Reconnaissance Course, earning the 0321 MOS as a recon Marine.
When Mark Schmitz lost his son Jared in Afghanistan, he founded The Freedom 13 to honor him, providing retreats for veterans and families.