vietnam

'You are a great leader and Naval Officer.'

The war that never really ended.

His commander said he "showed as much cold courage as any human I've ever heard of."

"War is violence. Any politician that sends people into war is sending people into violence."

Miller’s take on Ford’s role in the war’s end bears no resemblance to reality.

"I fired at the bandit until it ballooned to 3 times in intensity then suddenly disappeared from my radar."

“It was a 20th-century version of the Wild West frontier fortress."

"The truth is that I never killed anybody with an entrenching tool."

There’s a famous Marine Corps story from the Vietnam War, where a Marine got a confirmed kill with a small collapsible shovel, called an entrenching tool, or E-tool. Here's what really happened.

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The story of the memorial and its statues is one of raging controversy not unlike the current debate over racial injustice and Confederate monuments.

Last Friday morning, director Spike Lee woke up at his home in New York City and surveyed the day's fresh...

More than 58,300 Americans have died from COVID-19, according to a tally kept by Johns Hopkins University. That compares with the National Archives’ figure of 58,220 deaths from the Vietnam War, which lasted more than a decade

In 'Radio Commander,' you play as the commanding officer of an Army infantry unit, who has to manage the heavy burden of command, as you coordinate combat operations, artillery fire, resupplies, and troop movements from an outpost armed with just a radio, and a map.

Bennie Adkins, an 86-year-old Alabama medal of honor recipient, has been diagnosed with coronavirus, according to a post on his foundation’s Facebook page.

They are the first known cases of the virus on board a U.S. military ship at sea, the Navy said.

Air superiority is the greatest tool of the American military and the AH-64 Attack Helicopter reigns supreme. The Army canceled...

In one week of that career, naval aviator Chuck Sweeney earned three Distinguished Flying Crosses, awarded for "heroism or extraordinary achievement in aerial flight," for his actions over Vietnam.

"I told him he's a hero."

"Many American's don't know we're still searching for missing Americans across the globe from past conflicts dating back to World War II."

"Sometimes I get discouraged with life hitting me from every angle and then there are people and companies like this that restore my faith."

The interviews show that U.S. military officials had no confidence in Afghan troops and police. One unnamed military official estimated that one-third of police recruits were "drug addicts or Taliban."

The directors chose Dean after months of "search(ing) high and low" for the actor to play Rogan and his "extreme complex character arcs."

"Knowing and seeing the face behind the name...really helps give you a better picture of the person."