Nicknamed for its 400 zinc-yellow repairs, “Patches” was a flying relic of raw resilience. From Pacific jungles to European ...

Soldiers who deployed in 14 countries between October 2023 and June 2025 are eligible to wear the patches on their uniform ...

Over beers and bluegrass, the American Legion Post 82 breaks down barriers between veterans and civilians and provides a ...

Since publishing its first volume more than a decade ago, Bullets and Bandaids has worked with more than 100 veterans, mostly ...

The Zero Units served alongside Americans, helping them fight, then evacuate. Now, they face uncertainty as they begin new lives in the United States ...

The US Army has reached a deal with Danish counter-drone technology firm MyDefence to acquire over 400 counter-unmanned ...

Historical displays commemorating the Army’s 250th birthday can be found in four display cases across the CGSC campus.

The Army is preparing to roll out a new policy that could lead to soldiers diagnosed with a chronic skin condition that ...

Iran says the missile strikes on Qatar were the same number of bombs used in the U.S. military’s assault on Saturday. A video on X appears to show U.S. defense systems intercepting the missiles.

By Mike Moses MANCHESTER, N.H. — Federal, state and local officials across the country are monitoring for potential threats after U.S. military strikes Saturday on three nuclear facilities in Iran.

But Iranian leaders have vowed to retaliate, and U.S. military installations in the Middle East, with more than 40,000 active-duty troops and civilians employed by the Pentagon, are already ...