This incident should remind us of the very real dangers that our men and women in uniform face every day.

President Joe Biden and his administration have spent two years in office breaking all of the wrong kinds of records.

Gary Sinise of "Forrest Gump" fame revealed a touching interaction with one Pearl Harbor veteran at an anniversary event.

The FAA and NTSB will be investigating a tragic incident involving two historic planes colliding. Six fatalities have been reported.

Two vintage World War II-era military planes collided during a Dallas airshow.

The Solomon Islands appear to be kowtowing to China based on what the island nation just did to a US military vessel.

A 100-year-old World War II veteran broke down in tears when discussing the decline of the United States in his lifetime.

This American hero recieved the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions during the Battle of Iwo Jima during World War II.

President Joe Biden, who ignored D-Day last year, was criticized for this year's 'afterthought' in marking the day.

While it may seem like most any other figure, the vandalized depiction of Christ holds special significance for the area.

What the soldiers didn't know was that a mother had lovingly prepared the dessert for her 13-year-old daughter's birthday.

Ivanka Trump is partnering with CityServe to assist the millions of Ukrainians displaced by Russia's invasion.

All these concerns about what's happening in Ukraine include something that may soon destroy your family budget.

Four years ago, Sam Baker's son suggested that he undertake a new endeavor. 'It was a perfect time,' the Marine Corps veteran said.

Ukrainian men ages 18 to 60 are no longer allowed to leave the country and are being conscripted to fight while their families are fleeing.

Army Maj. Gen. John Singlaub was forced to retire in 1978 after criticizing then-President Jimmy Carter's military policies.

Japanese naval pilot Nobuo Fujita was armed with two thermite firebombs when his seaplane was launched from the submarine's deck.

He'd nearly given his life for his country, but for decades he still wished he could've gotten that diploma.

Filmmaker Bayens said it wasn't the answer they wanted but that he hopes the discovery reminds people just how atrocious Nazi rule was.

Wooten was drafted into the Army in 1943, and by 1944, he was in Paris, France, repairing trains damaged by bombing.