Army veteran Joseph Butler III was known for his kindness, his courtesy, his humor and his professionalism. And for greeting his friends with the recognizable: “Money!”

This year’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War has special meaning for Sinise, whose best-known role might still be as Army Lt. Dan Taylor, a platoon leader who loses his legs fighting in Vietnam in 1994’s “Forrest Gump.”

Cpl. Micah R. Coomer, who pleaded guilty to entering the Capitol, is one of five active-duty military members to be arrested on Jan. 6 charges. Four are Marines, and three work in intelligence gathering.

The Butte-Silver Bow Veterans Treatment Court celebrated its two-year anniversary Tuesday with two new graduates, two new mentors and an extended federal grant to keep everything going for another year.

A veteran who speaks to classes about his military service overseas has found that talking to students helps him manage his post-traumatic stress disorder.

A House appropriations panel advanced a spending bill Wednesday for the Department of Veterans Affairs that Republicans touted as proof of their commitment to veterans but Democrats dismissed as an empty promise.

The May 9 funeral for Army veteran Calaab Kirby had no prepared eulogy. One by one, attendees stood and shared their "Calaab stories." Each memory came from a new perspective, set somewhere during the 33 years of the young man's life.

Dr. Brian Williams – an Air Force veteran who in 2016, serving as a trauma surgeon, treated Dallas police officers ambushed by a sniper – has launched his campaign for Congress.

Sens. Ted Budd, Thom Tillis and seven other lawmakers demanded answers Wednesday on why their constituents continue to die from Camp Lejeune’s toxic waters while the Department of Justice and the Navy refuses to settle their claims.

Within hours of a Midtown Atlanta shooting on May 3 that killed one woman and injured four others, the suspect was taken into custody. Technology helped lead to a “professional, calm, safe arrest” of Coast Guard veteran Deion Patterson, Cobb County police said Tuesday.

Health researchers have said women veterans may be at heightened risk for pregnancy complications, compared with their civilian counterparts. A few years ago, the Atlanta VA Clinic got creative with its outreach to pregnant patients.

According to the department’s PACT Act performance dashboard, 251,584 claims have been processed with an 80% approval rating as of May 12.

Marines who served at Camp Lejeune, N.C., in the 1970s and 1980s have developed Parkinson’s disease at a much higher rate than those who served at Camp Pendleton, Calif., a study published Monday in the Journal of the American Medical Association found.

A retired U.S. military veteran from Idaho helping Ukraine combat Russia’s invasion is believed to have been killed on the front lines in eastern Ukraine.

The Call of Duty Foundation highlights how women and particularly women of color often have the most difficulty in their transition to civilian life.

Lt. Col. James Abraham survived being shot out of the sky over Vietnam and evaded those on the ground seeking to kill him. After the war, he was convicted, as general manager of a Las Vegas hotel and casino, of conspiring with Detroit mobsters. Abraham, who was later pardoned, died in March. He was 95.

The Defense Department has failed to keep pace with the rising costs of PFAS cleanup at its current and former bases, where chemicals have leached into groundwater, the Environmental Working Group said in a new report.

Informed of a French encampment in modern-day Fayette County, Pa., by Mingo Native American allies who aided in the fighting, George Washington's group engaged the French on May 28, 1754, killing 10 and capturing 21.

The Rip Gooch Black Aviators Exhibit is about honoring Ulysses Lee “Rip” Gooch and other Black aviators, particularly the Tuskegee Airmen who flew and fought in World War II.