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Filing a PCS damage claim is the last thing you want to deal with, but if you don’t do it right (and fast), you’re leaving money on the table.

At the end of the day, you don’t want to hope you’re ready. You want to know.

Captain Florent A. Groberg is a French-born American who served in the United States Army from 2008 to 2015.

n the 1970s it became a popular trend to summon MacArthur, going so far as to don his trademark corncob pipe and sunglasses to really get into the role.

The cast and crew of "Warfare" understood the assignment and filmed one of the best accounts of combat

Though Dean led a very private life, he was immensely proud of Dolly.

If you’re looking for a fun, adrenaline-packed date night that’s actually exciting, it’s time to skip the overpriced apps and head to the gun range.

With the deployment and surgeries finally over, Jaimi faces a new chapter: recovery, reintegration and finding balance again.

Whether you're a professional keynote or want to lead a workshop, now is your chance to get on stage at the military's premier event for entrepreneurs, advocates and trailblazers.

Specialist Salvatore Giunta served in the Army until June 2011. He was presented with the Medal of Honor on November 16, 2010.

Corporal Dakota Meyer received a Medal of Honor for his service in Afghanistan during the War on Terrorism.

Plumlee was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions on August 28, 2013, when he engaged a group of suicide bombers during an attack on Forward Operating Base Ghazni in Afghanistan.

The Medal of Honor is the United States' highest award for military valor in action. This month, we'll be honoring a different recipient each day.

Luckily for Sgt. Todd B. Bowers, his father gifted him an ACOG two days before he left for Iraq.

After countless war films, how do you do something different? Enter "Brothers After War."

Which military branch is the best and why is it the Air Force?

It's never a bad thing to know how to protect yourself.

Before he was an acting legend, Gene Hackman was a U.S. Marine.