What Does Israel's Rescue of 4 Captives, and the Killing of 274 Palestinians, Mean for Truce Talks? Israel’s dramatic rescue of four hostages from inside the Gaza Strip, in an operation that health officials say killed 274...
Ukraine's Air Force May Keep Some F-16 Warplanes Abroad to Protect Them from Russian Strikes Ukraine may keep some of the F-16 fighter jets it's set to receive from its Western allies at foreign bases to protect them...
Aid Is Delivered to Gaza from Newly Repaired US-Built Pier, US Military Says About 1.1 million pounds of humanitarian aid was delivered to Gaza through the pier on Saturday.
A 102-Year-Old World War II Veteran Dies En Route to D-Day Commemorations in Europe and Is Mourned A World War II Navy veteran was being mourned following his death while en route to France to commemorate the 80th...
China Is 'Aggressively Recruiting' Pilots from the US and NATO Countries, Intelligence Agencies Warn The warning about China's recruiting methods came in a bulletin published by the Office of the Director of National...
Israel Rescues 4 Hostages Taken in Hamas' Oct. 7 Attack. At least 94 Palestinians Are Killed A U.S. hostage cell provided advice and support throughout the process of locating and rescuing the hostages.
US-Built Pier in Gaza Is Reconnected After Repairs, and Aid Will Flow Soon, US Central Command Says The section that connects to the beach in Gaza, the causeway, was rebuilt nearly two weeks after heavy storms damaged it and...
Putin Says He Sees No Threat Warranting Use of Nuclear Arms but Warns Russia Could Arm Western Foes Putin said use of nuclear weapons is only possible in “exceptional cases” and that he does not believe “such a case has...
Three Americans Implicated in a Coup Attempt in Congo Go on Trial Before a Military Court The military trial of 51 suspects, including three Americans, accused of being involved in a coup attempt in Congo last month...
Biden Apologizes to Zelenskyy for Monthslong Congressional Holdup to Weapons that Let Russia Gain U.S. President Joe Biden for the first time publicly apologized to Ukraine for a monthslong congressional holdup in American...
Troop Pardons Set to Complicate Military's Muddled Response to Jan. 6 As Trump prepares to take office Monday, he has vowed to move quickly on a key campaign promise to pardon many, if not all...
Service Members Are No Longer Banned from Displaying the American Flag Horizontally at Major Events It might come as a surprise, but U.S. service members weren't technically allowed to unfurl giant U.S. flags at major events...
In Her Final Days in Office, Army Secretary Formally Establishes Service's Command Review Program The service's Command Assessment Program was established to remove bias from the selection process for command billets.
Matthew Livelsberger's Widow Breaks Silence, Refutes 'Misinformation About My Family' The widow of Matthew Livelsberger — the Colorado Springs Green Beret who died by suicide in a rented Tesla Cybertruck seconds...
The Battle over Veterans’ Health Care: How the Republican Majority Hopes to Reshape the VA With the new Congress sworn in and President-elect Trump poised for his second inauguration, Republicans have queued up a...
![World War II Navy veteran Robert "Al" Persichitti](http://images02.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2024-06/ApNewsroom_D-Day_80th_Anniversary_Veteran_Dies_28197.jpg?itok=l1IOThBQ "This undated photo provided by the National WWII Museum, shows World War II Navy veteran Robert "Al" Persichitti, of Fairport, N.Y. Persichitti is being mourned, Thursday, June 6, 2024, after his death en route to France to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day. (Courtesy of The National WWII Museum via AP)")
