By Sean Kimmons BALTIMORE, Md. (Army News Service) — Wearing a short-sleeve T-shirt in the frigid cold with his face painted black and gold, the
Original article at USA Today Clearly, the annual Army-Navy football game is an event unlike any other in college athletics. Only those who participate
PITTSBURGH—Victory Media, originator of the family of Military Friendly® employment, entrepreneurship and education resources for veterans and their families, announced today special awards for its
[fusion_text]The Great Chicago Fire is not the kind of event that would inspire most leaders to launch a new business in the insurance industry. Yet
By Wyatt Olson When Donald Stratton talks about his fateful day aboard the USS Arizona on Dec. 7, 1941, he often sums up the experience
By Brian MacQuarrie When Robert Greenleaf closes his eyes, he still sees the red circles painted on the wings of Japanese warplanes headed toward nearby
By Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press Retired Marine Gen. James Mattis, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for defense secretary, will need more than the usual
By NBC News President-elect Donald Trump has chosen retired Marine Gen. James Mattis to head the Department of Defense, a move that could signal the
By CBS news AMHERST, Mass. – Veterans protested Sunday at a western Massachusetts college facing criticism from around the country for its decision to stop flying
Drones were once viewed as something right out of a sci-fi movie, but a veteran-led organization dedicated to these sophisticated robotic systems is looking to
Original article published on MilitarySpouse.com The 11th of November is recognized around the world as “Armistice Day,” and was first celebrated in 1918 at the cessation
When Tech. Sgt. Bernard Edwards began preparing to retire from the Air Force, he was more focused on updating his passport than his resume. The