Army preps for 250th anniversary parade on Trump’s birthday
The Army’s anniversary celebration in Washington is set for June 14, which also happens to be President Trump’s birthday.
By Tara Copp, AP
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USPS unveils 250th anniversary stamps honoring military branches
The USPS is honoring the Army, Navy and Marine Corps with commemorative stamps to mark 250 years of service.
By Todd South
The Army wants you to get smart on China’s military structure and tactics
A new Army publication highlights the capabilities and tactic's of China's armed forces.
By Davis Winkie
As veterans process end of Afghanistan war, Pentagon to sort through lessons learned
The Pentagon's top officials promised thorough, candid assessments of the military's decisions and missteps.
It’s official: The US has no boots on the ground in Afghanistan
A total of 132,000 civilians were evacuated since late July.
As Afghanistan unravels, lawmakers can lead a new push to save vets, service members from suicide
Nov. 21 would mark a coast-to-coast call to action to connect with vets and service members.
By Frank Larkin and Leroy Petry
Kentucky soldier killed during World War II identified
He was mortally wounded and died at an aid station after his unit was forced to abandon the city.
Troop, family sacrifices in Afghanistan not in vain
We must remind them gently and respectfully that the answer is no — that the value of their deeds over the last 20 years can never be diminished.
By David Kim
US WWII veteran reunites with Italians he saved as children
It was a happy ending to a story that could easily have been a tragedy.
By Charlene Pele
Remains of World War II pilot on way back to Delaware
Lt. George M. Johnson was one of 10 servicemen killed Jan. 21, 1944, when the B-24J bomber he was co-piloting crashed into Tarawa lagoon in the South Pacific.
By Glenn Rolfe, Delaware State News via the AP
Two off-duty Army reservists were stranded behind Taliban lines, DoD confirms
Both reserve soldiers are now accounted for and safe.
By Davis Winkie
Veterans who once sought ‘hearts and minds’ in Afghanistan must now mend their own
Though such a reversal of fortune may have been predicted in the wake of the total withdrawal of U.S. troops, few anticipated the speed of the Taliban’s route.
By J.D. Simkins