Military

Memorial Day weekend brings parades, ceremonies, flags and family gatherings across the country, but at its heart, the holiday remains a solemn call to remember the Americans who never came

For many Americans, Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. It’s a long weekend filled with cookouts, road trips, backyard gatherings, and the return of warm weather. Stores advertise

Long after the headlines faded, the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) remains on point in the Persian Gulf. A MEU is a coiled spring of amphibious fury ready to strike.

Across the country, states continue to look for meaningful ways to support the men and women who have served in uniform. In Indiana, a new law aims to do just

The Arizona House of Representatives will take a moment during its March 17 session to recognize a group of sailors whose mission takes place far beneath the ocean’s surface. State

Annual Capitol event honors children of military families while gaining recognition as a national model for civic education. Military families from across Kentucky will once again gather at the state

A Second Chance That Starts with Structure At Fort McCoy in central Wisconsin, something quietly powerful is happening. For more than two decades, the Wisconsin National Guard Challenge Academy has

The Tennessee Air National Guard’s 134th Air Refueling Wing has been selected to receive the KC-46 Pegasus, the U.S. Air Force’s next-generation aerial refueling aircraft—a move that signals a major

Take the military academies out of the college football equation, and what remains is a host of systemic challenges that threaten the game’s integrity and long-term stability. NIL money defines

Strengthening the Guard That Protects Indiana and the Nation For more than two centuries, the Indiana National Guard has stood as a defender of both Indiana communities and the nation