-
Air Force Academy’s falcon mascot improving after injury at West Point
An Air Force falcon injured at West Point during a prank Saturday before the annual rivalry football game between the service academies is back home and showing signs of improvement.
-
Prognosis unclear for Air Force falcon mascot hurt in West Point prank
An Air Force Academy falcon mascot that was injured during a prank before the annual rivalry football game against Army is recovering back in Colorado, but her long-term prognosis is unclear.
-
NFL honoring military service with November campaign
The NFL began its “Salute to Service ” campaign to honor the nation’s military, veterans and their families by pledging to donate up $5 to its nonprofit partners for every use of the hashtag Salute To Service through Nov. 19.
-
Army holds off Air Force, 17-14, for its 11th straight win at home
Army is in rarefied air and coach Jeff Monken is impressed.
-
Air Force mascot injured in West Point prank
One of the Air Force Academy’s falcon mascots was injured during a prank prior to the annual rivalry football game against Army, according to an official at the Air Force Academy.
-
Air Force Falcons travel to West Point; revenge on their minds
It’s been a year since Air Force lost its grasp on the Commander in Chief’s Trophy, and the Falcons want it back.
-
‘Better Call Saul’ actor confesses to cutting off his own arm, lying about being a wounded war veteran
One of the most bizarre — and gruesome — cases of stolen valor came to light this week.
-
The Marine Corps is buying new body armor as it works to upgrade the fit, feel and protection of vital gear
The new inserts and carriers provide a better fit for greater mobility.
-
Could ‘Hunter Killer’ inspire recruits like ‘Top Gun’ did?
A new movie that’s set aboard a U.S. submarine could do for submariners what “Top Gun” did for Navy pilots.
-
Transgender bodybuilder sculpts a new life in the Navy
The sailor had never participated in a bodybuilding competition before. It was all new, much like the past seven years of his life.
-
Air Force Academy’s falcon mascot improving after injury at West Point
An Air Force falcon injured at West Point during a prank Saturday before the annual rivalry football game between the service academies is back home and showing signs of improvement.
-
Prognosis unclear for Air Force falcon mascot hurt in West Point prank
An Air Force Academy falcon mascot that was injured during a prank before the annual rivalry football game against Army is recovering back in Colorado, but her long-term prognosis is unclear.
-
NFL honoring military service with November campaign
The NFL began its “Salute to Service ” campaign to honor the nation’s military, veterans and their families by pledging to donate up $5 to its nonprofit partners for every use of the hashtag Salute To Service through Nov. 19.
-
Army holds off Air Force, 17-14, for its 11th straight win at home
Army is in rarefied air and coach Jeff Monken is impressed.
-
Air Force mascot injured in West Point prank
One of the Air Force Academy’s falcon mascots was injured during a prank prior to the annual rivalry football game against Army, according to an official at the Air Force Academy.
-
Air Force Falcons travel to West Point; revenge on their minds
It’s been a year since Air Force lost its grasp on the Commander in Chief’s Trophy, and the Falcons want it back.
-
‘Better Call Saul’ actor confesses to cutting off his own arm, lying about being a wounded war veteran
One of the most bizarre — and gruesome — cases of stolen valor came to light this week.
-
The Marine Corps is buying new body armor as it works to upgrade the fit, feel and protection of vital gear
The new inserts and carriers provide a better fit for greater mobility.
-
Could ‘Hunter Killer’ inspire recruits like ‘Top Gun’ did?
A new movie that’s set aboard a U.S. submarine could do for submariners what “Top Gun” did for Navy pilots.
-
Transgender bodybuilder sculpts a new life in the Navy
The sailor had never participated in a bodybuilding competition before. It was all new, much like the past seven years of his life.
-
Air Force Academy’s falcon mascot improving after injury at West Point
An Air Force falcon injured at West Point during a prank Saturday before the annual rivalry football game between the service academies is back home and showing signs of improvement.
-
Prognosis unclear for Air Force falcon mascot hurt in West Point prank
An Air Force Academy falcon mascot that was injured during a prank before the annual rivalry football game against Army is recovering back in Colorado, but her long-term prognosis is unclear.
-
NFL honoring military service with November campaign
The NFL began its “Salute to Service ” campaign to honor the nation’s military, veterans and their families by pledging to donate up $5 to its nonprofit partners for every use of the hashtag Salute To Service through Nov. 19.
-
Army holds off Air Force, 17-14, for its 11th straight win at home
Army is in rarefied air and coach Jeff Monken is impressed.
-
Air Force mascot injured in West Point prank
One of the Air Force Academy’s falcon mascots was injured during a prank prior to the annual rivalry football game against Army, according to an official at the Air Force Academy.
-
Air Force Falcons travel to West Point; revenge on their minds
It’s been a year since Air Force lost its grasp on the Commander in Chief’s Trophy, and the Falcons want it back.
-
‘Better Call Saul’ actor confesses to cutting off his own arm, lying about being a wounded war veteran
One of the most bizarre — and gruesome — cases of stolen valor came to light this week.
-
The Marine Corps is buying new body armor as it works to upgrade the fit, feel and protection of vital gear
The new inserts and carriers provide a better fit for greater mobility.
-
Could ‘Hunter Killer’ inspire recruits like ‘Top Gun’ did?
A new movie that’s set aboard a U.S. submarine could do for submariners what “Top Gun” did for Navy pilots.
-
Transgender bodybuilder sculpts a new life in the Navy
The sailor had never participated in a bodybuilding competition before. It was all new, much like the past seven years of his life.
