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The stars born on Highway 8
Seven officers found themselves on an extraordinary stage in April 2003 as the 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade brought the Saddam regime to its knees.
By Davis Winkie
Remains of WWII B-25 radio gunner identified
An airman from Massachusetts who died during World War II when his plane crashed in Southeast Asia has been accounted for using DNA evidence.
Following his husband’s suicide, a soldier took his own life while on leave for the funeral
Pvt. Aaron Mitchell, 21, was found dead while visiting home from South Korea, days after his husband died.
Fourth soldier dies from large IED blast in Afghanistan
The Pentagon has identified a fourth casualty from the improvised explosive device that claimed the lives of three special operations troops last week and left three other Americans wounded.
By Kyle Rempfer
Virginia Tech to honor grad who died in US Navy training in Red Sea
Virginia Tech plans to add the name of a graduate who died in a U.S. Navy training exercise to its Pylon memorial.
Wisconsin Air Guard KC-135 aircraft makes emergency landing in Milwaukee
A military airplane has made a safe emergency landing in Milwaukee.
By Kyle Rempfer
The Doolittle Raid generated more ripples than once thought
The Doolittle attack generated more, and more violent, ripples than once thought.
By James M. Scott, World War II Magazine
Top 5 US airmen
Despite their short history and the jokes that the other services throw their way, the Air Force/U.S. Army Air Corps has had an illustrious and decorated history with many brave and daring airmen accomplishing incredible feats in the air and on the ground as well.
By John Fannin, American Grit
Commentary: Military needs a way to honor a different, critical kind of courage
Service members willing to innovate, at the risk of their careers, are key to the success in future fights, writes the author of 'World War Z.'
By Max Brooks