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Jaws burst onto the silver screen in June of 1975 and become a historical icon. These are the military veterans who made it.

Military bases aren't the only entities getting renamed, an full list of landmarks will receive new names, thanks in part to a Yale scholar.

Lt. Edouard Victor Michel Isaacs was having quite the bad day on May 31, 1918. For his actions, he received the Medal of Honor.

What seemed like a simple miscommunication quickly snowballed into a grave mistake, aka "The Charge of the Light Brigade."

In 2020, approximately 11 Ohioans in the city of Portsmouth died every single day of an accidental overdose from the opioid crisis.

During his time in the USCG, Donavin Warren honed these skills, which helped him to then build and grow successful snack company Dee's Nuts. 

The USS Pennsylvania fought at Pearl Harbor and was one of the first and last American surface vessels damaged in World War II.

At the Gallipoli Campaign, the Entente Powers failed at a challenging task...that the British had already studied and determined impossible.

One of the veterans leading the fight to help prevent veteran suicide is Chef Andre Rush, a former Army Master Sergeant.

In a world of invisible signals and whispering gadgets, SIGINT stands as our guardian, a silent sentinel in the sea of information.

APACHE BLUES: Welcome Home is a documentary about some of the men from the 1st Squadron of the 9th Cavalry Regiment.

For nearly two years after its founding, Space Force collaborated with the Norwegian watchmaker Micromilspec to design a watch of their own.

What can you do to support someone who’s struggling with PTSD? It might be as simple as getting tickets to a Vet Tix event.

For the past 18 month, USAA has been working on a building a coalition united in the commitment of ending veteran suicide.

In the midst of defending itself against Russia's invasion, Ukraine crowdfunded $6 million to purchase a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter.

Remi Adeleke is taking his experiences and applying them to Chameleon, a novel about an elite CIA unit tracking down a global threat.

The U-boats and their wolf packs were a major threat in World War II, even though they were few in number. A German admiral wanted 300.

It all started when the Navy wanted to replace its vaunted F-8 Crusader air superiority fighter. NASA fighter pilots started bullying them.

Officials are concerned that Russia’s war in Ukraine is becoming a “frozen conflict,” where sides are in combat but no peace is in sight.

A small delegation of Japanese officials boarded the massive battleship USS Missouri to formally sign the instrument of surrender.