How the 3 Living Black Medal of Honor Recipients Embody the Military’s Top Award
On Jan. 10, 1968, Private 1st Class Clarence Sasser was part of a reconnaissance mission in southern Vietnam when his detachment’s helicopters were attacked upon landing.
Black soldiers honored by name at Civil War battlefield
Flags were placed at the graves of 13 Black soldiers killed in an 1864 massacre at Ross Landing, Arkansas, buried as unknowns but recently identified.
On the Hunt for Army Recruits at an NRA-Sponsored Sporting Convention
Since the COVID-19 pandemic started four years ago, recruiting across the military services has been in crisis.
Army veteran prepares for rookie run in Iditarod
Among the many dog mushers set to take on the Iditarod March 3 is a rookie musher who also has the unique distinction of being the only military veteran to run the race this year.
Veteran Travel Reimbursement Headaches Prompt VA to Pursue New Options for Claims Filing, Processing
Following complaints from veterans and a critical VA Office of Inspector General report on the VA's travel system, the department is streamlining ways for veterans to submit travel claims.
IAM Members Testify at Maryland General Assembly to Expand Military Veteran Scholarships
Members from IAM Local 4 at Naval Air Station Patuxent River and from IAM Local 2424 at Aberdeen Proving Ground recently testified before the House Appropriations Committee of the Maryland General Assembly. A bill to increase the number of scholarships available to dependents of active duty military service members killed in the line of duty and service connected disabled veterans is moving through the Maryland House this session.