Here is a 1965 report from my hometown newspaper which summed up my only notable military operation: ...

Questions remain about what the Trump administration's policy will be toward the installation's name. President Donald Trump ...

FORT BRAGG, CA., 1/28/25 — The bones of a 73-foot blue whale are stored in a barn in Mendocino, awaiting their permanent home ...

Capt. Troy Carlyle, who served at Pope Air Force Base, was kicked out of the Air Force in the '90s for being gay and going to ...

It was love at first sight for Laura Kimmes after she entered the front foyer of the house at 54 West Fifth Street in Oswego. She and her husband, Tommy, who had retired from the U.S. Army, had been ...

And including the state of affairs at American military bases. The two terrorists who staged the massacre in New Orleans and the explosion in Las Vegas served at the Fort Bragg base, recently renamed ...

Getty Images Getty Images/iStockphoto An abandoned vehicle near Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth prompted a police response Thursday afternoon, officials with the Westworth Village ...

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. — The man behind a 1985 murder was sentenced on Thursday, nearly four years after investigators tied him to the decades-old cold case using DNA evidence taken from a used ...

The latest deal follows a £159m contract with Lendlease last year for new build single living quarters at Beacon Barracks, in Stafford. Defence Estate Optimisation is the single biggest estates ...

In October, at a Fayetteville, N.C., campaign event held less than 10 miles from the gates of the Army’s largest post, Fort ... base had carried the name of Confederate Gen. Braxton Bragg ...

United States military personnel have taken possession of a new €21-million base in Võru County, South Estonia, "Aktuaalne kaamera" reported. The facility, in Reedo, near the town of Võru, replaces an ...

Fort Bragg was changed to Fort Liberty and was the only base that wasn’t named after a specific person. “They suggested 'Liberty' because it was the first line of the song of the 82nd Airborne ...