Pa. Town Removes 'Hometown Hero' Banner Honoring State College Shooter
City officials removed a "hometown hero" banner that honored an Army veteran who killed three people.
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Buffalo Soldier, 98, Doesn't Want Black Regiments' History to 'Fade Out'
A number of veterans have devoted their lives to spreading the legacy of the buffalo soldiers in the Pacific Northwest.
How this Navy Corpsman BBQ'd His Way to Successful Entrepreneur
Noah Glanville, Navy Corpsman and entrepreneur, founded his own BBQ company. Here's how he did it.
House Passes Bill to Cover Veterans' Child Care During Medical Appointments
The legislation also would make permanent some existing patient child care centers at VA facilities.
Student Veterans of LSU Provides 'Fraternity' for First-Time College Students/Veterans
Student Veterans of LSU offers services to more than 900 students who are veterans or are using federal veteran benefits pass...
Vets Plead with Panel for Thorough Review of Malaria Drugs
A National Academies committee has kicked off an 18-month review of Lariam and other drugs.
Rosemary Mariner, Groundbreaking Navy Aviator, Dies at 65
Her obituary said that Mariner, who retired as a captain, had ovarian cancer.
Sarah Palin's Army Veteran Son Released from Alaska Halfway House
Palin reported to an Anchorage halfway house in December to serve a year for the 2017 attack on his father.
Man Ordered to Pay $1 Fine in Scheme to Bilk Veterans out of Pensions
A man accused of misleading veterans to turn over much of their military retirement has been ordered to stop.
Medal of Honor Recipient Charles Kettles Dies at 89
Charles Kettles, who received the Medal of Honor on July 18, 2016, died Monday. The war hero was 89 years old.
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Man Shot and Killed at Naval Air Station After Busting Through Gate
A man attempted to smash through a security gate, then charged personnel on foot.
Air Force's 1st Female Demo Team Commander Relieved After 2 Weeks
The 20th Fighter Wing commander said Capt. Zoe Kotnik had "made mistakes."
Retired General: Train, Pay Army and Marine Infantry as an Elite Force
Army and Marine infantry may be moving closer to being transformed into an elite force, much like the 75th Ranger Regiment.
Sailor's Combat Death Leads to Navy-Wide Policy Changes
The changes come after a sailor who was denied a chance to pursue a career as an officer died on a deployment to Syria.
Who Urinated in Her Boots? Mystery at Military Base Leads to Claims of Cover-Up
The defiling of Pineda's boots has led to allegations that high-ranking officers tried to bury the incident.