An Army veteran and cybersecurity expert has been tapped to serve as New York’s first chief cyber officer.

President Joe Biden will award the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest recognition for combat valor, to four U.S. Army veterans who fought their way through hellacious battles during the Vietnam War more than 50 years ago.

Lee Zion, a Navy veteran, has decided to effectively end a 32-year journalism career that has taken him to newsrooms across the country and even around the world while aboard an aircraft carrier.

Potter, who will turn 97 in September, served as a seaman before ultimately becoming a fire controlman in the U.S. Navy, participating in World War II Pacific campaign.

The wall is permanently housed in Brevard County but travels the nation, mostly from Texas eastward, between April and November making about 18 stops per year.

A retired U.S. Army helicopter pilot pleaded guilty in San Diego for selling sensitive aviation-related information to China.

Lawrence F. Gaillard Jr., who worked as a patient advocate at the Fort McPherson VA Clinic, has been indefinitely suspended without pay.

Prosecutors say Army veteran Malik Fard Muhammad traveled from Indiana to Oregon and in September 2020 threw Molotov cocktails at police, broke windows in buildings, and ran from police with a loaded handgun.

A funeral ceremony was held for an English soldier who was killed in France in World War I, but whose remains were only identified a century later.

Since 2005, Project Healing Waters has been dedicated to the recovery of combat veterans. That recovery is through this rhythmic sport so often associated with zen. A study by Harvard Medical School, for one, found veterans experienced reduced stress and improved sleep after a fly-fishing retreat.