Lisa Zucker, the director of Strategic Planning and Implementation at TAPS, provides guidance on how Gold Star families can navigate their grief during the holiday season.

Craig Robinson, known for his roles in “The Office” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” brought holiday spirit to troops in South Korea as part of the USO’s holiday tour in late November.

Scotty Hasting will perform at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tenn., to honor veterans and service members, and hopes to reach those who are struggling to find their purpose after military service.

Despite being closed for weeks because of the government shutdown, the National Museum of the Marine Corps opened to celebrate 250 years of Marine Corps service, sacrifice and tradition.

This season, the USO is reaching out to more donors and supporters to help more military families enjoy a special holiday meal.

If government funding resumes, the dining facility would reopen temporarily until its planned closure date in January.

Most of these offers require showing a valid military ID or proof of service. If a business chain is offering a promotion, check your local location to ensure they’re participating.

Members of the Ukrainian armed forces crossed the finish line carrying the spirit of one their comrades, who recently died in combat.

Netflix’s new television series “Boots,” a comedic drama based on Greg Cope White’s memoir “The Pink Marine,” sheds light on a rarely seen part of the military and LGBTQ+ service members.

A Gold Star family’s volunteer efforts with the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors will be featured on CBS as part of NCIS’ “Tuesdays of Honor” campaign.