After his first trip to Vietnam in 1967, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staffer James G. Lowenstein had reason to be skeptical of military brass and their relentlessly cheery assessments of American progress.

Kamil Wakulik, 38, pleaded guilty to theft of government funds and interstate transmission of a threat of injury after allegedly sending a threatening text message to an investigator.

The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to waive copayments for eligible American Indian and Alaska Native veterans for visits to community-based urgent care facilities.

The organization founded by actor and Marine veteran Adam Driver to involve U.S. service members in the theater is dissolving on Feb. 1, the organization announced Monday.

Col. Ricky Taylor and more than 400 American, Japanese, Australian and British paratroopers jumped Sunday into a drop zone at Camp Narashino, east of Tokyo in Chiba prefecture, as part of the annual New Year’s Friendship Parachute Jump.

Kalb, who was a young Army journalist during World War II, resigned in 1986 as State Department spokesman to protest a government disinformation campaign.

Once the House chooses a speaker and members are sworn in, the 118th Congress will include 97 members with military experience representing 36 states.

Crew members of the USS Oklahoma and bombers shot down in Europe were among 13 service members recently accounted for by the Defense Department agency tasked with recovering U.S. troops listed as missing in action or prisoners of war. 

The Pentagon has until Jan. 1, 2024, to carry out those recommendations, which include renaming two Navy ships and nine Army installations in southern states.

Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration has hired a temporary CEO and a new nursing director for the New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home at Menlo Park, as part of the ongoing efforts to rehabilitate the state-run facility.

No U.S. troops died in the attack, but for those diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries, the impact lingers.

The Australian government announced plans Thursday to spend more than $680 million to field surface-to-surface High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS, launchers, missiles and training rockets by 2026.

During his 33-year Army career, Michael J. Silva held operations, training, senior staff, and command positions in various assignments including deployments to Afghanistan, Iraq and Qatar.

Since at least Dec. 23 the Hawaii State Eternal Flame War Memorial, which burns to honor all Hawaii residents who have served in the armed forces, has not been burning.

Dan Hydrick aims to help veterans through the records process to access their benefits, by connecting them to community resources and by mentoring incarcerated veterans.

When Melvin “Mel” Gray walked into the home of his brother, Tom Davis, he felt an instant connection. An at-home DNA test Gray took in 2018 helped the brothers, both veterans, discover their kinship.

An iconic 1968 photo taken by Stars and Stripes photographer John Olson of a wounded Marine helped turn U.S. public opinion against the Vietnam War. It also sparked an unlikely reunion 54 years later.

When a veteran passes away, the surviving spouse or child are eligible to receive certain benefits, such as life insurance proceeds. However, the VA often struggles to identify, locate and pay these families or beneficiaries in a timely fashion. A bill that President Biden signed into law addresses the issue.

Retired Col. Milt Toratti, 80, has spent his retirement years pursuing a passion that he first developed at the age of 13: documenting the lives and careers of ex-military men and women.