Alpha and Bravo Companies of 1/9 Marines faced their darkest day on July 2, 1967, in Vietnam, suffering heavy losses during Operation Buffalo.
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After the 2021 U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Rahmanullah Lakanwal resettled in the U.S. He is now accused of a deadly shooting in D.C.
Maj. Gen. Marcus B. Annibale relieved Lt. Col. Calischaran G. James of command at MALS-36, citing loss of trust and confidence.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered a second strike in the Caribbean to "kill everybody," per a Washington Post report, raising tensions.
Randy Ark's memoirs recount his journey from idyllic Ohio childhood to Vietnam medic, reflecting on war's impact and life's blessings.
Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago admits U.S. Marines are in Tobago, aiding radar improvements amid ongoing U.S. strikes on drug traffickers.
USS Johnston's heroic charge at the Battle off Samar saw the destroyer take on a massive Japanese fleet, inflicting severe damage before sinking.
A Scottsdale school board member's party was shut down by police after uninvited teens showed up, sparking calls for resignation.
Dominican Republic President Abinader allows U.S. to operate in restricted areas to aid in combating drug trafficking, marking a significant regional collaboration.
In June 1942, three American tanks aided the British in North Africa, firing early U.S. shots against German forces before Operation Torch.