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A WWI Code Talker sings the Marine Corps hymn in Navajo

To honor Navajo Code Talkers Day, listen to Pfc. Joe Hosteen Kellwood sing the Marines’ Hymn in Navajo

She was a pioneering Coast Guard rescue swimmer. A tsunami of sexual harassment followed

Coast Guard veteran Sara Faulkner says she endured groping, licking, butt smacking, leering and crude sexual innuendos meant to humiliate...

Fighter pilots have to conserve mental energy like it’s jet fuel — here’s how they do it

A modern fighter pushes what the body and mind can handle to the limit.

Meet the Navy’s first Black female tactical jet pilot

Lt. j.g. Madeline “Maddy” Swegle talks about what it took to become the U.S. Navy's first Black female tactical jet...

Dogfighting at 9gs is like aiming ‘through a toilet paper roll’

If you have any hope of winning, your strength has to be greater than your opponent’s weakness. As a young...

‘There are no barriers’ — Meet the first female commander of the 1st Special Operations Wing

As if taking command of the most-deployed wing in the Air Force wasn't enough of a challenge, Col. Jocelyn Schermerhorn...

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The Quiet Professionals

A highlight of the women who serve

‘We are far from where we need to be’ — This Marine has made it her mission to fight discrimination in the ranks

"I used to be so timid, but now I won’t stop until I physically can’t go anymore.”

F-14 Tomcat monument installed in Virginia Beach

Shortly after sunrise Tuesday morning, a new F-14 Tomcat monument arrived at the Oceanfront on a flatbed truck

Service members are sharing their stories of sexual harassment and assault using #IAmVanessaGuillen

"We are the faces of military sexual trauma and assault."

A bunch of gamers are raising money to save a WWII museum that honors the soldiers they play as online

Video game enthusiasts and history buffs are coming together to save a museum in Europe that commemorates the sacrifice and...

Marine veteran and paralympic legend Angela Madsen dies while rowing across the Pacific

"I can say that she did die doing what she loved"

Beloved Coast Guard dog Onyx passes away after 13.5 years of being a very good girl

'Onyx’s diligence, perseverance and devotion to duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Coast Guard.'

High speed, long drags: Meet the Marine Raiders who founded their own cannabis company

A group of Marine special operations veterans founded a Helmand Valley Growers Company with the goal of bringing medical cannabis...

The remains of an Army corporal are finally returning home from Korea after more than 65 years

After more than 65 years, The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) has announced that the remains of Corbin native and...

Here’s an organization that’s giving back to those who serve during these trying times

Given the state of the world at the moment, it’s easy to feel powerless when it comes to making a...

A Marine vet stood in silent protest outside the Utah Capitol so long that his shoes melted

Todd Winn, a U.S. Marine veteran, made a powerful statement while supporting the Black Lives Matter movement on Friday, standing...

‘Born to be a Marine’ — Massachusetts graduate is eighth from family to join the Corps

"Since he could talk and walk, he said he was going to be a Marine. I said, 'We'll cross that...

10 tips on how to talk about race, according to senior Air Force leaders

If you do nothing else as leaders, let’s commit to being really good listeners.

Medal of Honor recipient Daniel Inouye’s battlefield heroism gets the graphic novel treatment

Medal of Honor recipient Daniel Inouye's life reads like the origin story of a super hero, so it seems only...

One of the last remaining Tuskegee Airmen has died at 101

Mazie Warren, who spent four years with the U.S. Army Air Corps as a corporal radio technician at the Tuskegee...

COVID-19 and the loneliness of American heroism

"I now stand in the shoes of those who tried to thank me when I came home. I profusely thank...

Our son died in training at Camp Pendleton. He could have been saved

"Five young Marines from Camp Pendleton died in preventable 'rollover' accidents in the last year. How many more of our...