STAR-ADVERTISER FILE The Honor Guard of 442nd Regimental Combat Team outside Bruyeres, France, in November 1944. STAR-ADVERTISER FILE The Honor Guard of 442nd Regimental Combat Team outside Bruyeres, ...

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army Center of Military History launches the Army History Trails website today, a multimedia history experience showcasing Revolutionary War battles. Each trail represents a ...

The U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center in Carlisle offered an advance look Thursday at its newest exhibition, “This We’ll Defend: Celebrating 250 Year of Army History.” Honoring the Army’s 250th ...

In 2009, struggling with the significant behavioral health injuries of Soldiers and families as a result of the “Long War,” the Army integrated ...

There are three things to look forward to with every Army-Navy Game: a pregame display of military power, a game full of rushing plays and special uniforms representing the history of the U.S. armed ...

Army Chief of Staff and Maj. Gen. Douglas MacArthur watched a brigade of steel-helmeted soldiers precisely align themselves in a straight four-column phalanx, bayonets affixed to rifles. He nodded his ...

The Army-Navy game has been played nearly every since that first meeting between the two teams in 1890, when Navy shut out Army 24-0. The game has taken place all but 10 times sin ...

This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article here. Among the 150,000 soldiers who landed on and fought across the hostile beaches of ...

Cpl. Fred Benning was a World War I hero who became a baker, a successful businessman, and the mayor of Neligh, Nebraska, who once accidentally fired a revolver during a council meeting. By Matt White ...

It's annually a can't-miss event when Army and Navy take to the football field, and that's been especially accurate in recent years as the rivalry has been as competitive as ever. Nine of the last 12 ...

The Army on Friday redesignated the last of nine installations that had been named after Civil War-era Confederates, completing a process that began nearly three years ago with an order from Congress.