Gilbert "Choc" Charleston, one of the last Native American WWII veterans, passed away at age 101 on Thanksgiving, leaving a rich legacy.
Posts published in “Military News”
The U.S. Marine Corps activated three new companies in Japan, enhancing agile logistics in the Indo-Pacific under Force Design 2030.
The Army-Navy football game, a storied rivalry since 1890, symbolizes courage, commitment, and service, capturing national attention yearly.
Explore the impact of veterans shaping military video games like Call of Duty. Discover how their real-life experience adds authenticity.
The White House defended a Navy admiral's follow-up strike on a drug boat in the Caribbean, amid bipartisan scrutiny questioning its legality.
The U.S. Marine Corps seeks a system for rapid airfield setup enabling aircraft landings in 90 minutes, enhancing operations in challenging environments.
Hegseth's Sept. 2 strike order on suspected traffickers raises legal alarm over military duty to reject unlawful commands and protect shipwreck survivors.
Soldiers at the 25th Infantry Division's "Lightning Lab" innovate by developing and modifying drones, crucial for modern battlefield tactics.
Mourners in West Virginia honored National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, 20, killed in a D.C. shooting. Her colleague, Andrew Wolfe, remains critical.
Joseph DeMarco's struggle with mental health care highlights issues with "ghost networks" and outdated provider lists.