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Playing iconic disabled vet 'Lt. Dan' in Forrest Gump led Gary Sinise to 30 years of advocating for veterans and their families.

Maj. Gen. William Mullen died of natural causes while visiting his last command at Twentynine Palms training center in California.

Eddie Lee Duran Jr. was fired as a Sheriff's deputy after killing Senior Airman Roger Fortson. He now faces manslaughter charges.

More than 200 soldiers with the 10th Mountain Division collectively climbed the Adirondack Mountain Range’s highest 46 peaks in a single day.

Special operations medics have carried freeze-dried plasma for over a decade but the new approval could pave the way for wider military use.

Craz Craffy was charged with helping Gold Star families invest death benefit money from lost loved ones. Instead, he scammed them for $10 million.

Gen. Charles Hamilton wrote in a letter to Army leaders that he believes a selection process for field grade commanders disadvantages Black officers.

Hydrazine is the key propellent used by many of the Air Force’s fighter jets and is extremely toxic.

Lance Corporal Anthony Taveras-Furcal, 19, was arrested on Aug. 17 for an incident in Greensboro, North Carolina.

There are nicknames for almost everything and everyone in the military.

Army Pvt. Kai Liam Nix, 20, was separated from the Army on August 20.

Two helicopter battalions previously under commands in Washington and Hawaii were moved under Alaska's 11th Airborne Division.

Army Sgt. Maj. Jaime I. Rubio has been charged with domestic violence under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

A soldier is in custody in Hawaii after Mischa Johnson, his six-month pregnant wife, went missing earlier this month.

The Navy added 36 Growlers to Whidbey Island in 2019. Now neighbors are selling their 'forever homes' from the noise.

Former Air Force Tech. Sgt. Wilmer Puello-Mota was interviewed in a video that the Russian defense ministry released on Telegram.