DoD Creates Online Memorial for Fallen Heroes Loved ones can visit the website to view information about and pay tribute to their veteran.
Congress Gives Thumbs Up to Global War on Terrorism Memorial at Prime Spot on National Mall The authorization was only the opening move in a 24-step process.
Public Can Soon Lay Flowers on Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for the First Time in a Century Arlington National Cemetery announced that the two-day event will occur Nov. 9-10, just before Veterans Day.
173rd Airborne Honors Soldier Killed in First of Brigade's Four Afghanistan Deployments The 173rd Airborne Brigade paid homage to 1st Lt. Derek Hines, who was 25 when he was shot on a Sept. 1, 2005, mission.
Fort Benning Memorializes Soldier Lynched 80 Years Earlier at the Post as Army Acknowledges an Injustice For the first time, the Army is telling Pvt. Felix Hall's story by erecting a historical marker.
Honor Flight Set to Restart Trips for WWII, Korean War Vets to Nation's Capital The Honor Flight Network is ready to once again fly veterans to the nation's capital to visit memorials.
Sons of Confederate Veterans Sue to Return Georgia Monument The Sons of Confederate Veterans group has sued to return a 30-foot-high obelisk to a site in front of a Georgia courthouse.
Budget Request for Arlington Cemetery Nearly Triples Amid Plans for Major Expansion The Biden administration's fiscal 2022 budget proposal adds $141 million for a project that would add 80,000 burial and...
Workers Begin Removing Confederate General's Remains from Tennessee Park Workers in Memphis, Tennessee, have begun the process of digging up the remains of Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest.
Southern Poverty Law Center Adds 64 Military-Connected Places to List of Confederate Memorials Three of the new locations are at the U.S. Naval Academy and five are at the U.S. Military Academy, while 48 are at VMI and...
5 More States Make Military Retirement Tax Free With 26 states now not taxing military retirement income, this may just help you decide where to retire.
A Close Encounter with a Chinese Aircraft Carrier Has Become a Badge of Honor for a US Navy Destroyer Crew The operation was a testament to the "boldness" and skill of U.S. sailors, Vice Adm. Roy Kitchener said.
Millions of Tricare Beneficiaries Left Out of COVID-19 Test Reimbursement Plan The military health program will not reimburse for home test kits, but Tricare beneficiaries still will be able to pick up...
Marine Corps Grants Two Religious Exemptions for COVID-19 Vaccine, First for Any Service The Corps says that, to date, it has received 3,350 requests for religious exemption to the mandate.
How Silicon Valley Is Helping the Pentagon Automate Finding Targets The contracts with tech companies reveal a desire to increase the fundamental tempo of intelligence collection and, with it...
