Vietnam War

Col. Roy Knight's remains were returned to the same airport where his 5-year-old son waved goodbye to him decades ago. On Thursday, his son flew his father home

Master Sgt. Roy Benavidez is a certified badass.

​The M14 rifle wasn't your daddy's rifle — except it probably was. Task & Purpose's Chris Capelluto explores the M14's evolution from Vietnam to Iraq and Afghanistan.

"My error of judgment regarding ROTC years ago was to see only the very short term and miss the longer term value of the institution, both as a contribution to democratic values and in making a smarter military"

A quarter of a century after movie-goers met Forrest Gump, Jenny, Bubba, and Lt. Dan, the critically acclaimed drama will be returning to theaters for a special two-day showing on June 23 and 25, put on by Fathom Events.

For nearly four decades, combat units have painted their insignias on boulders near the road into the post

Ruben Valencia embarked on a 12-year journey, determined to bring home the remains of his best friend who was killed in Vietnam.

A Virginia Army National Guard unit travelled to the Marine Corps' Camp Lejeune in North Carolina in late April for a relatively unusual training exercise: firing a howitzer from a landing craft in the Army's first waterborne artillery mission since the Vietnam War and this particular unit's first waterborne artillery mission since the D-Day landings nearly 75 years ago

I'll drink to that.

Retired Marine Lance Corp James H. Stogner received the prestigious Navy Cross Medal during a special ceremony on April 5 at the VFW in Polson, Montana

Nothing says "I'm the boss here" like a gold-plated firearm

"The Vietnam War was horrible. War is awful. People suffer. It's part of our history. But it also is the past."

Former Nebraska Sen. Bob Kerrey wants President Donald Trump to prove that the bone spurs that purportedly kept him from serving in the U.S. armed forces during the Vietnam War are real

The Army has awarded a $575 million contract to BAE Systems for the initial production of its replacement for the M113 armored personnel carriers the service has been rocking downrange since the Vietnam War

A retired officer whose leadership helped save soldiers and Marines pinned down by North Vietnamese fighters in 1967 received the third-highest award for valor on Friday for his heroism more than five decades ago

The Tet Offensive began on January 30 as the North Vietnamese occupied the city of Hue. U.S. Marines spent nearly a month fighting a brutal urban battle to retake the city — which was 80% destroyed by the battle's end

When a brigade of U.S. troops was ambushed by the North Vietnamese Army in the Song Tra Cau riverbed on the morning of May 15, 1967, Lt. Charles Kettles volunteered to lead the rescue, and he refused, again and again, to back down when faced with a barrage of gunfire

R. Lee Ermey will always be remembered for his ability to cut loose with a string of profanity that bordered on the poetic.

Medal of Honor recipient Joe M. Jackson, a retired Air Force colonel and veteran of three wars, died Sunday. He was 95

For nearly a decade, Carlos Jaime Torres dreamed of being allowed to return to the United States, the place he...

The bullet busted through his boot and pierced his heel. Fifty years later, he remembers how badly it burned. Still,...

The Oorah was in the air Wednesday as President Trump awarded the Medal of Honor to retired Marine Sgt. Maj....

My mind’s eye sees the truly great. The line of grunts, stooped and low. Running to the fire. Grasping life...

The top commander of U.S. military forces in Vietnam readied nuclear weapons for use on the battlefield in the early...

Maj. Gen. Sidney Shachnow survived three years in a Nazi concentration camp, he deployed twice to the jungles of Vietnam...