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Military veterans are preparing to demonstrate in Washington D.C. and elsewhere across the country depending on how things play out on, and after, Election Day.

When a corrupt political machine denied them their right to vote, these World War II veterans took the battlefield one last time, winning the only successful armed rebellion since the American Revolution

Demanding that ballots not be counted after Election Day could strip service members of their votes.

“The problem with calling in the National Guard is No. 1, you know, the military should have no role in elections."

The National Guard is prepared to help with security at polling sites, sort ballots or bolster cybersecurity for the November elections, but so far few governors have requested that assistance

Sergeant Major of the Army Raymond F. Chandler III gives a public service announcement about voting in elections.

"The whole picture really isn't being shown with regards to how this transcends the whole veteran population who are being impacted by these delays."

While it can be difficult to peg down just how star-spangled a state is, one indicator is the rate at which citizens enlist in the military, especially during the United States' longest period of sustained conflict.

History is made by those who show up, the old cliche goes. For modern political life, the message is clear:...

Got Your 6, a nonprofit that works to foster accurate portrayals of veterans, knows exactly how to honor veterans this...

This is not an endorsement for any political candidate. Rather, this is a call to arms — to vote! —...

This presidential election is one for the books. And although veterans have historically been strong advocates of voting as a...

“How many have died?” That was my question upon landing in Cambodia in the fall of 2001. I was there...

There is an unwritten code in our armed forces that those serving, especially officers, should not vote in U.S. elections....