The Old Guard' is the Army’s oldest regiment, dating back to 1784, and their duties go far beyond the Tomb of the Unknown ...

Investigation reveals a network of 93 groups with $100 million in annual revenues conducting a coordinated proxy campaign for Iran in the US, including socialist revolutionaries ...

Donald Trump is finally getting his military parade — with a major backlash. Weeks ago, we learned the White House was co-opting plans for a celebration of the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary to ...

Johnson was a soldier who first enlisted in 1917 with the all-Black 15th New York National Guard Regiment, which became the 369th U.S. Infantry Regiment, aka the Harlem Hell Fighters, and was ...

Stone has an extensive military background himself, having risen to notoriety in the late 1980s for his movies about the Vietnam War, in which he also participated as an infantry soldier.

Before the famed Triple Nickles, other Black units were stationed at Fort Bragg. The 41st Engineer Regiment, 76th and 77th Coast Artillery regiments were formed with Black soldiers in 1940.

The U.S. Army is planning a big celebration to recognize not only the 250th anniversary of its founding, but also President Trump’s 79th birthday, both of which fall on June 14.

Pete Hegseth wants a new name for Defense Department: War Department. Why it matters. After World Wars I and II, war got a bad name. U.S. leaders recast military might as a deterrent, a way to ...

A new comic book will feature the story of Sgt. William Carney, who was awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroism in the Civil War. Image via the Association of the United States Army/Army photo.

Colorado residents who served or are still actively serving in the U.S. armed forces can apply for a military license plate at the DMV. There are over 40 of these special plates available, each ...

The Black heroes of the 555 th did participate with their White brothers-in-arms for the 1946 victory parade in New York City even before the Army and the rest of the military was desegregated.

The Black heroes of the 555 th did participate with their White brothers-in-arms for the 1946 victory parade in New York City even before the Army and the rest of the military was desegregated.