Who has more at stake than veterans and military personnel in an election for commander-in-chief?

These are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's current plans for veterans, service members, and their families if elected president.

Military officers vote for strong leaders with integrity, and the ability to stay calm under fire.

Every election season, America’s veterans get on the internet to fight over how the country they swore to defend from enemies foreign and domestic should be run. Here are this year’s top six contenders.

Trump received the Purple Heart medal from a veteran who told him, “I have such confidence in you.”

The NC GOP mistakenly tweeted that vice presidential candidate Sen. Tim Kaine’s pin was the flag of Honduras Wednesday night at the DNC.

Retired Navy admirals Bill McRaven and James Stavridis have different military backgrounds for Clinton’s ticket.

Retired Army Lt. Gen. Mike Flynn is reportedly on the shortlist to be Donald Trump’s running mate.

Climate change and clean energy are national security issues that veterans can thrust into the current political debate.

The presidential campaign that latches onto veterans in the 2016 election will have the advantage.

Veterans weren’t discussed in the Republican presidential debate until the end, when this woman forced the subject.

A candidate for congressional office shares the danger of having historically low numbers of veterans in office.