Inspired by his West Point cadet son, a California man sets out Thursday on a cross-country trek to raise money for an organization that supports wounded troops and their families.
A soldier who reported for duty with her children in tow has been granted her request for a discharge, her lawyer said Monday.
A U.S. defense contractor has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman at an American base in Iraq, the FBI said Monday.
A "surge" brigade deployed to Iraq last year is heading back to the United States, the U.S. military said Monday.
CNN producers Peggy Mihelich, Robert Johnson and Aaron Brodie ask people to taste a military-style meal, ready-to-eat.
Loathed by most, loved by virtually none, battlefield cuisine has left an indelible mark on the taste buds of American troops -- and it's not a good one.
The RedOwl is a robotic head that looks more like a PowerPoint projector than a sharpshooter's worst enemy. But don't let its Circuit City appearance fool you.
As President Bush tried to sell his new plan for Iraq to Congress and the American public, new details emerged about which troops will be deployed.
About 57,000 U.S. troops will be sent to Iraq in early 2007 to maintain the current force levels there, Pentagon officials said Friday.
Alan Alda is doing this celebrity memoir thing all wrong.
A Columbus, Georgia, high school student has been suspended for 10 days after he became defiant when a teacher interrupted a cell phone conversation with his mother, who is stationed in Iraq, a school district official said Friday.
An insurer whose agents sold high-cost life insurance to soldiers during their basic training in Georgia will give hundreds of full cash refunds, according to a published report Thursday.
Muslim chaplain Capt. James Yee has signed a proposed agreement to resign from the Army if the military will end its effort to prosecute him for allegedly mishandling classified information at the terrorist detention camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, according to a document revealed Thursday.