Inside the push for Agent Orange victims memorial in small-town Utah
Former Air Force Sgt. Larry Kerr served two tours in Vietnam and is working with officials of Sunset City, Utah, to honor those affected by Agent Orange.
By Richard Sisk
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They served in Asia and came home. Decades later, the kids they left behind are searching for them.
For aging veterans and the children they left behind, DNA testing is offering a chance to answer questions that have lingered for decades.
By Rebecca L. Root, The War Horse
McCain on his time as POW: ‘I fell in love with my country’
On Oct. 26, 1967, a missile the size of a telephone pole blew the wing off of John McCain’s Skyhawk dive bomber.
Captivity, candor and hard votes: 9 moments that made McCain
John McCain lived most of his life in the public eye, surviving war, torture, scandal, political stardom and failure, the enmity of some colleagues and the election of President Donald Trump.
John McCain — war hero, political giant — dies at 81
John McCain, the onetime Navy pilot and longtime lawmaker, was among the best known veterans in America, and has arguably been the most influential and consistent military advocate for the Republican Party over the last three decades.
McCain opts to end medical treatment for his brain cancer
The longtime Arizona senator and Navy veteran has been battling brain cancer since last year.
Two-star Army general relieved amid investigation
The head of a Virginia-based Army think tank has been relieved of command pending an investigation.
'Extraordinary sacrifice’: Air Force Tech. Sgt. John Chapman posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor
Tech. Sgt. John Chapman, the combat controller who was killed trying to save the lives of a team of Army Rangers during a ferocious Afghanistan battle in 2002, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor Wednesday.
AP reporter Richard Pyle laid to rest at Arlington cemetery
Friends of journalist Richard Pyle gathered Monday at Arlington National Cemetery to bid a final farewell to the veteran war correspondent and celebrate his storied Associated Press career, from Saigon and Tokyo to Washington and New York, nearly one year after his death.
Busted with 267 pounds of pot and a DD214 that says ‘US citizen.' Should this Marine have been deported?
Jose Maria Martinez lost VA care, Social Security and U.S. residency when agents found he was not a citizen.
By Tara Copp, AP