Thousands of Americans died freeing the Netherlands. On Thursday its citizens, including hundreds of schoolchildren, lined streets and festival grounds for commemorative activities.

After eight years in the making, master sculptor Sabin Howard’s “A Soldier’s Journey,” will be unveiled with the First Illumination ceremony on Friday. It is the final piece to complete the National World War I Memorial in Washington.

The vehicle registration office at U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach relaunched its online appointment scheduler and revamped hours as it transitions to a hybrid system of walk-ins and appointments.

Hundreds show up at various events at bases designed to remember the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and honor those who died in them.

Wreaths Across America invites citizens to wave their American flags Tuesday between 9 and 10 a.m. EST in a national event remembering the citizens who died on 9/11.

Officials at the U.S. Air Force Academy are investigating the death of Avery Koonce, a 19-year-old cadet who was found unconscious in her dormitory room Wednesday night. Koonce was a member of the women’s track-and-field team and was expected to graduate as a second lieutenant in 2028.

Army Sgt. 1st Class Elizabeth Marks has competed in 12 races in six swimming events over the first eight days of the 2024 Paralympic Games. On Thursday she earned a silver medal as part of the 4x50-meter medley relay, her fourth medal of the Games.

The Army knew for two years that it had a serial child predator in its ranks at Fort Cavazos and did nothing to stop him, allowing him to sexually abuse at least 120 children, according to a lawsuit filed by the mothers of two of the soldier’s victims.

Two U.S. Marines from an amphibious assault ship visiting a city in western Turkey are safe after they were assaulted Monday by a group of protesters who have attacked American military personnel in previous years.

American families and friends joined Czechs and Slovaks on Monday to commemorate 80 years since a tragic air battle that took the lives of 41 Army airmen during World War II.