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Conoco Fields forever.

Russian and North Korean flags were marched in Kim Il Sung Square.

What would an Army-Navy Game be without special uniforms?

Undergrads or grad students studying American History should apply ASAP for a January 31, 2026 deadline.

One little course change, one little sonic boom, then: pandemonium.

CareSource Military & Veterans brings a new TRICARE Prime option with some pretty special offerings.

Lt. Cmdr. Lawson "Red" Ramage made history as the skipper of the USS Parche.

They escaped slavery, built free communities, and outmaneuvered the U.S. Army.

Getting help with a VA claim is free through accredited organizations like the VFW.

New option for vets & families

There is no (confirmed) SOCOM system to autonomously select and engage targets without a human.

In the 1950s and ’60s, planners seriously weighed bulldozers against nuclear blasts to carve highways across the U.S.

Air Force's season might be over but Army and Navy still have that one big game to play

From tourniquets to telehealth, see how military trauma care transformed modern emergency medicine.

SOCOM awarded Sons of Liberty Gun Works a contract under its Combat Assault Rifle program.

From ration books to victory gardens, American families expressed gratitude with sacrifice.

Native Americans have been fighting for the U.S. in disproportionate numbers, even before they were citizens.

Some things never get old, and one of those things is the M24B's distinctive bass thump.

The Seminoles turned a fight against removal and re-enslavement into a guerrilla war whose legacy lives on today.