The body of a U.S. Army veteran killed last fall near Bakhmut, Ukraine, is finally being returned to his family next week. Task & Purpose is not identifying the veteran
The jury is deliberating charges of sexual assault and dereliction of duty for an Air Force two-star general, just the second general officer to face a court-martial in the service’s
A snapshot of recent news from sources around the world on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. International Criminal Court (ICC) Political Developments The International Criminal Court (ICC) has targeted high-ranking Russian
There is one experience at the core of every military career, and it is that first day — even that first hour and minute — when your civilian life crashes
In mid-April, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, a Montana Democrat, and Sen. Jerry Moran, a Kansas Republican, sent a letter to Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough demanding to know why
There is one experience at the core of every military career, and it is that first day — even that first hour and minute — when your civilian life crashes
BAGHDAD – More than five years after the Islamic State group lost its last enclave of territory, U.S. troops remain deployed to Iraq and Syria to prevent ISIS from rising
Phoenix Hanna, a Coast Guard rescue swimmer, died recently in a California surfing accident. Hanna was a third-generation Coastguardsman, his father said, and his son’s death marks “the first time
The popular Austin, Texas-based festival South by Southwest, or SXSW, dropped the Army and several defense contractors as sponsors after more than 100 musicians boycotted this year’s festival over arms
The War of 1812 is a relatively little-known war in American history, but it is also one of its most important. It lasted from June 1812 to February 1815, and