The 39th U.S. president, who died Sunday at 100, began his storied life of public service as an officer in the U.S. Navy.

This year's list includes investigations into abuse at military base child care facilities and alarming indications of cancer ...

Jesus, no wonder that poor bastard up in Fort Lauderdale ran amok and decided that all bowling balls were actually n****r ...

A military court of appeals on Friday dismissed the final convictions against two Marine Raiders embroiled in a yearslong ...

This video is all about the United States Marine Corps Reconnaissance Battalions. Recon Marines are highly trained and an elite fighting force for the U.S. military. Trained to both jump and dive, ...

This is the latest decision citing unlawful command influence in the case of two Marine Raiders and a Navy corpsman, known as ...

Some new and some returning — marching bands, floats, equestrian teams and residents were part of the parade this year.

The U.S. Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, under the U.S. Department of Defense, identified the remains of Army Air Forces ...

On Nov. 10, the day before Veterans Day, I had the honor of participating in a celebration of another group of veterans whose ...

As families across North America gather to celebrate the winter holidays, exchange gifts, and cherish time with loved ...

The 39th president graduated from the Naval Academy in 1946, and served on destroyers and submarines. For a brief time, ...

A former Guam resident, from Talo’fo’fo’, is now a rising star at the U.S. Naval Academy. Jewel Amber Maigue, a senior at the ...