Retired Army Capt. Anthony Odierno, now a front-office executive for the New York Yankees, and his father, Gen. Ray Odierno, who once pitched against the Yankees, received awards over the weekend from the National Italian American Foundation.

Five U.S. troops and eight other Americans, all of them ISAF civilian employees, were killed when a car bomb blew up their convoy in Kabul today.

The anti-war movement against Vietnam in the 1960s led former President Lyndon B. Johnson to give up on his re-election run. Now a new poll shows that most Americans believe that Afghanistan has become President Obama’s Vietnam.

There’s a reality show about everything these days – now there’s one about the lives of five American-Muslim families living in Dearborn, Mich.

Thirty seriously injured Libyan rebel fighters are being treated at U.S. hospitals in Boston and Germany.

The father of a fallen soldier hopes that the lessons learned in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya will pave the way for a new era for the U.S. military – one where all Americans are asked to share the burden of war.

There are about 73,000 Americans still listed as missing in action from World War II, about 18% of the more than 405,000 killed in the conflict. An aircrew of 10 was buried yesterday at Arlington, 67 years after they were lost in Germany.

Retired U.S. Army Gen. Stanley McChrystal is heading back to Afghanistan, this time as a personal guest of Afghan President Hamid Karzai.

The U.S. has been telling Pakistan where the cross-border firing is coming from, and the Pakistanis have been doing nothing about it.

Get those final care packages in the mail because on Nov. 17 the U.S. Postal Service will stop accepting mail addressed to military members stationed in Iraq.