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‘Exceptional Courage’: USO Announces its 2026 Service Members of the Year
This year’s crop of USO honorees saved motorcycle crash victims, rescued bodies underwater, saved civilians from a building building, and were thrust into perilous situations overseas.
‘However Long It Takes’: USS Bush Gets Underway as Iran Conflict Rages
The USS George H.W. Bush got underway from Naval Station Norfolk as the conflict in the Middle East continues to rage.
‘Military Child of the Year’ Awards Honor Seven Teens from Seven Services
Lila Morgan is 18 years old but has written a book, started a nonprofit, and is graduating college soon. She credits her military father for inspiring her.
‘Monkey Business’: Pentagon Sued for US Taxpayer-Funded Primate Labs
“It’s troubling that agencies like the Department of Defense continue to fund animal labs overseas when we’ve seen how disastrous it can be.”
‘More aircraft, faster’: FRCE New River line delivers V-22s on time, every time
At Fleet Readiness Center East’s detachment onboard Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina, the V-22 line tasked with performing planned maintenance intervals on Marine Corps MV-22B Osprey aircraft has made an enormous impact on flight line readiness by delivering every aircraft on or ahead of schedule for more than a decade.
‘No Veteran’s Record Is Safe’: Feds Release New Jersey Gubernatorial Candidate’s Military Docs
Democrat Mikie Sherrill accused President Donald Trump’s administration of illegally disseminating the documents in a scheme with the team of her Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli.
‘Project 2026’: How One Navy Veteran Is Encouraging A Rebirth of American Values
U.S. Navy veteran Mike Bedenbaugh is building upon the conservative political initiative “Project 2025” in aim for a stronger America.
‘Sip to Remember’: How Four Veterans Blend Bourbon With Military Sacrifice
Rick Franco and his old service buddies are changing the narrative on how bourbon brings veteran and first responder communities together.
1 Injured in Naval Academy Shooting; No Active Shooter
The U.S. Naval Academy was on lockdown Thursday evening after a person was injured in a shooting and after the military school received threats on Thursday, according to a state official and the City of Annapolis.