Eight U.S. service members were injured Thursday in western Poland when a military vehicle crashed during a convoy, according to Polish media reports.

The base is one of several in the United Kingdom that the British government has allowed the United States to use for “defensive operations against Iran.”

Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, speaking at the Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery, said U.S. history “is not just our history.” Nearly 8,000 Americans killed in World War II are buried there.

The Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress of the proposed sale, which must still be approved before it can proceed.

Warrior Right to Repair Act would require defense contractors to provide the Pentagon with technical data and materials needed for troops and military maintenance units to repair equipment without relying as heavily on outside companies.

More than 30 churches in the United Kingdom, France, Belgium and Luxembourg contain stained-glass windows honoring U.S. military efforts during the First and Second World Wars.

American sacrifices are recognized in windows at churches across Europe, where memories endure, but not always in the same way.

For the five Gold Star mothers, the restoration effort carries a deeply personal motivation: preserving remembrance of the sacrifices of those who, like their sons, served and died for the United States.

Scenes from ‘Jack Ryan: Ghost War’ were filmed at an Air Force base in England.

A World War II bomb discovered during road construction work near Clay Kaserne in Wiesbaden, Germany, forced evacuations, road closures and access restrictions.