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On top of his serial entrepreneurship and tireless advocacy, Amos also served in the U.S. Air Force for four years, spending...

Sidney Poitier. Elvis. Clint Eastwood. The Army has been home to a diverse lot of entertainers.

Gen. Colin Powell, a son of Jamaican immigrants, rose to the top of the U.S. military.

Few people shot to fame faster or remained famous longer than comedian Bob Newhart.

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Vance, 39, is the first post-9/11 veteran to find a spot on a major party ticket and, if elected, would likely be the first...

Not only was Joe Haldeman's life changed forever by his time in Vietnam, so was his work.

Paul Brown was drafted into the Navy in 1944. It found a good use for his talents.

Larry David, creator of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," joined the Army Reserve in 1970. He separated five years later.

For some, the lyrics to "Blood on the Risers" might be a little disconcerting.