Marine Corps veteran John Decoteau says nothing calms combat veterans more than being on the water.

Our Revolution was a hard struggle, lasting until the Treaty of Paris in 1783. The war proved bloody along with lengthy.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s latest broadside against science, a decision to withdraw U.S. funding from the global vaccine alliance GAVI, may kill far more children than anything he has so far tried at home.

Combat patches are now authorized for U.S. soldiers who deployed to a select group of countries in the Middle East and Africa over roughly the past two years, the Army said.

A U.S. airman and a Marine were arrested on unrelated accusations of assaulting local residents near Kadena Air Base, police said.

Japanese soldiers defused a U.S.-made, 275-pound bomb believed to be a World War II leftover at a historic villa in Okinawa’s capital city.

‘Gettysburg Surgeons’ is a Civil War history book that explores the experience of army surgeons, Union and Confederate, in a complicated, textured telling of the three-day fight in south central Pennsylvania.

South Korea native Ben Chon visited Pennsylvania to surprise Bill Grove, a 95-year-old Korean War veteran, with the Ambassador for Peace Medal from the government of South Korea.

Chad Pfeifer of Caldwell, Idaho, is the only military veteran who was fully exempt from qualifying for the U.S. Adaptive Open Championship and will be competing in the lower limb impairment category.

While VA doctors cannot prescribe cannabis, which is banned under federal law, a measure in the Military Construction, Veterans Affairs and Related Agencies Appropriations Act would let them discuss it as an alternative health care treatment in states that have legalized medical marijuana.