Transitioning from the military to civilian life isn't always easy — the sense of purpose, camaraderie and mission can be ...

A healthy, joyous smile is worth a thousand words — it restores happiness in the recipient, it lights up a room, and it fills ...

The U.S. Air Force Band and Honor Guard Drill Team showcased the precision and artistry of the American military on a global ...

Motorcycle riders attend the Basic RiderCourse 2 at Joint Base Andrews on July 21. Service members are required to attend an ...

For more than two centuries, the United States Coast Guard has been crucial to strengthening the security and safety of the nation’s maritime activities. The only thing outnumbering the branch’s ...

Driving through the Loudoun countryside, a sense of calm comes over one. The Loudoun Therapeutic Riding Center (LTR) is a bucolic environment felt as soon as one enters the gates.

CHESTERTOWN — On the 81st anniversary of D-Day, local veterans gathered at the historic John H. Newnam Armory to honor the soldiers who helped turn the tide of World War ...

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The first version of Precision Landing Mode (PLM) for the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler did away with much of the stress on pilots flying behind a ship—and PLM ...

In Annapolis, at the heart of the U.S. Naval Academy, stands a statue of the famous Native American chief, Tecumseh. This bronze figure has become an informal deity of sorts, ...

Barbara Ives (nee Morris) receives her commission during a ceremony at the U.S. Naval Academy in 1980, the first year to see women midshipmen graduate.

A smiling Marilyn Monroe walks away from an Army helicopter during her February 1954 USO tour to Korea. This photo, taken by an Army pilot, was recently discovered in Louisiana.