May 3, 2016 This medic criss-crossed an IED belt for hours to save wounded Rangers Spc. Bryan C. Anderson rushed to the aid of the wounded even though he knew they were in the middle of a pressure plate IED belt.
May 3, 2016 Victim of Colorado Springs gunman was veteran who survived three tours in Iraq An Army veteran survived three deployments in Iraq, only to be shot dead while bicycling in Colorado Springs, his former wife said Tuesday.
May 3, 2016 Remains of NY Marine killed in '43 Pacific battle identified The remains of a U.S. Marine from New York City have been identified from among the remains of 36 American World War II servicemen found buried on a Pacific island, the Pentagon announced.
May 3, 2016 Warship honoring Marine christened at Maine shipyard First in English, then in Spanish, the mother of a fallen Marine who shielded his comrades from an insurgent's grenade christened a new Navy destroyer in his honor.
May 3, 2016 This combat footage shows Special Forces raiding a terrorist compound Special Forces soldiers catch up with some insurgents in what looks like the only structure in the middle of nowhere.
May 3, 2016 Marines were once saved by candy from the sky When supplies were airdropped to Marines in North Korea, they opened the crates to find… candy.
May 3, 2016 Chris Kyle’s widow appeals $1.8 million defamation award to Jesse Ventura Attorneys for Taya Kyle have asked a federal appeals court judge to toss a lower court’s $1.8 million defamation judgment awarded to Jesse Ventura.
May 3, 2016 The Ranger the Taliban called ‘the giant’ got his first NFL start Alejandro Villanueva is a former West Point lineman and Army Ranger who got his first start at tackle on Sunday as the Pittsburgh Steelers faced the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.
May 3, 2016 Report: Delta Force soldier led assault on ISIS compound A Delta Force soldier died while leading the early stages of an assault on an ISIS compound in Iraq, the Military Times reported Monday, a depiction of the raid at odds with the official narrative that U.S. troops were only operating in an “advise-and-assist” capacity.
May 3, 2016 Son of slain Army Major lays marathon medal on father's tombstone When 18-year-old Seamus Donahue ran his first marathon, its 26.2 miles stretching around the sides of Arlington National Cemetery, he knew where he would end: at the grave of his father, who died a year ago at the hands of a Taliban suicide bomber.