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Veterinarians graduate from Tufts University
Veterinarians have served in the U.S. Army since the days of George Washington. Once they served as farriers for cavalry horses.
A Wayland Son Deploys to Afghanistan
This article was submitted by Andrea Wagner. On May 1 Lt. Steven Kinney deployed to Afghanistan with the 10th Mountain Division, where his unit will be stationed for the next nine months.
Patriotism at Torrance's 54th annual Armed Forces Day Parade
Photo by Brittany Murray / Staff Photographer 5/18/13 - World War II veterans wave to the crowd during the 54th Annual Armed Forces Day parade in Torrance, California.
Re-enactor brings Black Seminole history to life
SUN PHOTO BY AL HEMINGWAY Dressed in ceremonial garb, John Griffin explains the role Black Seminoles had during their conflicts with the U.S., during the 13th annual Emancipation Day celebration Saturday afternoon at the Blanchard House Museum in Punta Gorda.
LI home to a dozen U.S. Army generals
Five Major Gen. who grew up on Long Island. MG John Rossi, of Smithtown, MG Patrick Higgins, of East Meadow, Francis Mahon, of Northport, Thomas Vandal, of Smithtown, and John Ferrari, of Plainview.
Five Federal Jobs at Fort Meade, May 16
Are you looking for a federal job? Here's a look at the latest jobs at Fort Meade.
Vietnam veterans' new battle: getting disability compensation
John Otte, 65, a U.S. Army combat infantryman who served in Vietnam in 1967-68, sits in his Harbor City, Calif., home with a framed photo of him receiving his second purple heart for injuries suffered in combat.
Honoring heroes on Armed Forces Day
PVT Austin David Acosta, graduation day on May 9, 2013. Now stationed at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, TX.
Flags planted for armed services day
The Armed Forces are in uniform and are planting flags on Saturday at Riviera Beach City Hall to honor our military heroes and first responders.
PBS to Show the "Cecil B. DeMille Warriors" of The Ghost Army
"We're ASKING for the enemy to fire on us? It's a suicide assignment!" That is what one veteran of a unique U.S. Army unit in WW II recalls asking his commanding officer in clarifying their mission.
Fort Monmouth: FMERA Board Taking Steps to Bring in Veterans' Community
A change to the original redevelopment plan for Fort Monmouth will allow a parcel to become a veterans' community.
Navy identifies Va. Beach-based SEAL killed in training mishap
A Virginia Beach-based Navy SEAL was killed Wednesday, and seven other sailors were injured when their Humvee overturned during a training exercise in Kentucky.
Special Warfare Operator Third Class Jonathan H. Kaloust killed in training
Special Warfare Operator Third Class Jonathan H. Kaloust was killed during night training exercises and seven other special operators were injured in the accident.
Colorado Soldier Gets 21 Years in Fatal Shooting
An Iraq War veteran who was convicted of manslaughter in a motorcycle club shooting has been sentenced to 21 years in prison.
Sanford brothers accused in $1M scam involving Army equipment
Two Sanford brothers arrested this week bought and sold an estimated $1 million in stolen power tools from the U.S. Army and plotted to rip off the government for military equipment, including armor-piecing ammunition, federal officials say.
US Army: 1 dead, several injured in Navy training exercise at Fort Knox, Ky.
A U.S. Army spokesman says one member of the U.S. Navy was killed and several others injured during a training exercise at the Fort Knox, Ky., Army post.
Know the motorcycle rules DoD-wide and at the base level
Airman 1st Class James Mason, 28th Civil Engineer Squadron, rides his motorcycle around Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D., on Aug.
Family and friends mourn death of Dalton soldier
Not surprisingly, friends and family of Mitch Daehling were emotional after hearing of his death.
Fort Meade Discovers Exploded Device; Homes Evacuated
A half-dozen homes on Fort Meade were briefly evacuated Wednesday morning after a work crew found a WWII-era mortar round in the ground.
Head of Fort Campbell harassment program arrested
A jury on Thursday convicted a Wahiawa man of second-degree murder after authorities say he went on a shooting rampage through Honolulu in 2011, killing a mother of 10 and wounding two other people as he opened fire... A jury on Thursday convicted a Wahiawa man of second-degree murder and other charges in a 2011 shooting rampage through Honolulu ... (more)