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As troops struggle to find child care, 24-hour centers offer help
Around-the-clock child care centers offer peace of mind for troops who work odd hours or are deployed. But the military says it has no plans to add more.
By Karen Jowers
Who loves a parade? Trump wants to showcase military might
Do you support a July 4 showcase of military strength in the nation's capital? Vote in our poll.
Navy SEAL who wrote controversial bin Laden book is advising on new CBS show<br>
Matt Bissonnette, under the pen name Mark Owen, wrote a firsthand account of the bin Laden raid. He didn't clear it with the Pentagon. He claims his lawyer told him not to.
By Kevin Lilley
Health care company guaranteeing job interviews for vets
A Fortune 500 company hoping to hire hundreds more veterans in the next year is guaranteeing interviews to former service members across the country next week. Veterans looking for jobs in healthcare, business, social work, and other fields can interview in person at one of DaVita Kidney Care’s eight business offices or over the phone.
By Natalie Gross
Recruiting a generation with no memory of Sept. 11
9/11 is no longer one of biggest reasons people expressed interest in joining the military.
By Tara Copp, AP
Lost Purple Hearts returned to families of deceased soldiers
The families of seven deceased U.S servicemen gathered on Monday to receive lost Purple Heart medals their loved ones had earned in four wars.
By Mariah Brown, The Associated Press
This Iraq vet lost his medals during award ceremony chaos. He gets them back on National Purple Heart Day
During an NYC award ceremony, Spc. Daniel Swift lost his medals in a mob of people.
By Tony Lombardo
The family of this fallen POW will receive his Purple Heart in NYC ceremony <br>
The private survived the Bataan Death March, only to die later at the hands of his captors.
By Tony Lombardo
Soldier will reunite medal with Korea vet's family on National Purple Heart Day
A staff sergeant has looked for the medal's rightful recipient since the 1970s.
By Tony Lombardo
Found in jewelry shop, POW's Purple Heart will finally be returned
Staff Sgt. Bernard Eldon Snow was shot down by a German fighter and sent to Stalag 17-B.
By Tony Lombardo