Army Birthday

Few Americans know why Benedict Arnold's name once shared the West Point chapel wall with heroes of the early American...

As time proceeds, memories diminish, and the significance ebbs into oblivion.

Col. Ethan Allen, later of the Continental Army and Vermont Militia, may have originated guerrilla warfare in the 13 colonies...

Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno will host the Army's 240th birthday celebration at 10 a.m., June 12, at Times Square in...

In honor of the Army's birthday, we've collected stories about a few of the most recent Medal of Honor recipients.

In accepting his Medal of Honor, Vernon Baker said: "As I look out, I don't see color. I see America. America, I love you."

When a group of Green Berets found themselves outnumbered 30 to 1, they held their ground, and then some.

At 28, Col. Francis Channing Barlow was a slight, boyish figure who wore a checked lumberjack shirt under his unbuttoned...

The Army hopes its Soldiers enjoy their birthday cake this week -- but also work off the calories.

Like the images of American eagles he collected, Col. Charles A. Beckwith often stood proud and alone.