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Like father, like son: Book explores legacy of first Black general
It took a lot of questions and a decade of research for Doug Melville to learn the extent of his family's military history.
By Todd South
9 tips on obtaining missing military records (and awards) for you or a loved one
Family members who want to learn more about their relative’s service, even those in service themselves, may have limited knowledge when it comes to navigating an archive process that, with a bit of persistence, can provide more than just a few dates and places.
By Kevin Lilley
‘Mission: Impossible - Fallout’ director discusses unique Navy SEAL influence on new movie
The director of the new "Mission: Impossible" chatted with Military Times about the new film and the advising role his brother, a former Navy SEAL, plays.
By Jon Simkins
Astronauts picked for SpaceX, Boeing capsule test flights
NASA on Friday assigned the astronauts who will ride the first commercial capsules into orbit next year and bring crew launches back to the U.S.
University of Kansas removes altered US flag art after complaints display was disrespectful
An art display that included an altered U.S. flag will be moved from an outside display on the University of Kansas campus to the school’s art museum after Gov. Jeff Colyer and other Republican political candidates complained that it was disrespectful.
Centennial of honor: Silver Star, Distinguished Service Cross mark a milestone
July 9, 1918, marked milestone legislation for honoring military valor.
By Kevin Lilley
VA's Oregon director removed amid promised cleanup of low-performing vet health centers
The facility's top leader for the last three-plus years was forced out but not fired for lingering care problems there.
Congressman trying to save small Colorado Air Force squadron
Colorado congressman Doug Lamborn is trying to stop the closure of a small Air Force squadron that flies generals and classified cargo in two Lear jets.
Proposal would create a new vets insurance program, bypassing VA
A bill by a Colorado Republican would give much wider access to private-sector doctors than other proposals under debate on Capitol Hill.
'12 Strong,' a film about the Green Berets’ famous Horse Soldiers, releases new trailer
A new trailer for the Jerry Bruckheimer film "12 Strong" was released Monday, focusing on Army Green Berets, the Northern Alliance forces, horses and unfortunately no Navy SEALS.
By Kyle Rempfer