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This week's TNF features a special pregame presentation from Staff Sgt. Ryan Pitts and the Congressional Medal of Honor Society.

Essex-class carriers were vulnerable to kamikaze attacks. World War II naval aviators like Alfred Lerch cleared the skies.

Black Seminoles were a mix of Native tribes and escaped slaves whose tactics changed the United States.

The TRICARE Prime Demo by CareSource Military & Veterans is informed by military families.

Far from the bloody fields of Europe, returning nurses faced a kind of warfare all their own.

Thom Tran believes laughter really is the best medicine for all the wounds of war.

Lisa Jaster is an absolute force. In Team RWB, she found a like-minded community.

Places like Iwo Jima, Hue, Fallujah, and others are synonymous with the Marine Corps for a reason.

Without once mentioning crayons.

Army and Air Force got the job done but Navy, facing #9 Notre Dame, was without its starting quarterback.

Just because military spouses weren't on the front lines, doesn't mean they weren't doing their part.

Surviving spouses of military members killed in action can't get remarried without losing their benefits.

Meaningful careers, financial security, and well-being are at the heart of Honor Through Action.

An exhaustive list of haircuts, car washes, movies, discounts, and free food for vets on Veterans Day.

“In the kitchen, just like in the military, your team needs to trust that you’ll lead from the front and have their back when the pressure hits."

None of Russia's new superweapons make sense, even if they do work, which they probably don't.

In the last year, the nonprofit provided 800,000 meals and 325 nights of housing for homeless veterans.