The Fisher House Foundation is opening a new facility in England for the families of wounded British troops to stay during their recovery.

“They’re not consumed with personal ambition. They don’t obsess over their differences. They focus on the mission at hand. They work together,” President Barack Obama said in his State of the Union address.

U.S. Navy SEALs pulled off another successful mission, this time in Somalia where they rescued an American aid worker and her Danish colleague.

To highlight the end of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” an openly gay Air Force colonel and her partner are attending the State of the Union address tonight with First Lady Michelle Obama.

NATO officials are looking at technical failure in the crash, as the Taliban claims the helicopter was shot down.

The entire thrust of U.S. strategy to train Afghans to the point where they can take over is threatened by a growing distrust on both sides.

The “health” of the force isn’t what it should be, but the Army insists it will get better.

About 6,500 jobs in the mid-Atlantic region were up for grabs at a massive VA-sponsored job fair in the nation’s capital that included firms ranging from Microsoft, Citibank and Coca Cola to Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and the Philadelphia Police Department.

There were 3,191 reports of sexual abuse in the military last year, but Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says that number “is closer to 19,000 because of underreporting by victims who fear retribution.”

Deplorable, disgraceful, disgusting, just plain stupid. Those were just some of the choice words officials at the Pentagon offered up after seeing a video that shows U.S. Marines urinating on the bodies of three dead Taliban in Afghanistan.

There are many reasons women become suicide bombers – but there’s only one reason they’re so successful at it and that’s because counter-terrorism officials still treat women differently when it comes to violence.

After more than a month in captivity, the fishermen thanked the U.S. sailors profusely. But the official reaction from Iran was less than enthusiastic.

In an editorial in state-run media, China called President Barack Obama’s new military strategy “a retreat” and warned the U.S. military not to be “a bull in a china shop.”

The story of the year 2011 in the service — told through the lens of U.S. military photographers.

U.S. troops may have left Iraq, but they still have a way to keep track of millions of Iraqis through the biometric data they collected during the war.