John H. Wooten III, better known as J.W. Wolfman Black, astride Arabian/mustang/Morgan cross Topaz, March 15, 2025, in front of the Buffalo Soldier Monument at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

In addition to using images from the King Township Archives, KHCC staff are asking for your assistance in locating photographs for these soldiers. If you have a family connection to one of these WWI ...

This military tale from 1915 comes from World War I when the Germans used poisoned gas. On Jan 31, 1915, the German army fired 18,000 gas shells at the Russians. However, the shells had little ...

The Army’s newest badges will be in soldiers’ hands very soon. Soldiers are expected to be able to purchase the Army’s new Master Combat Badges at Army and Air Force Exchange Service ...

31,170 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?31,170 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?

Artist Lindsey Kirk at her exhibition at the Army Museum in Waiouru ... New Zealand’s wartime history to life — not through uniforms and medals, but through the everyday lives of the men ...

A burial at Hobart War Cemetery last occurred in 1946, but that’s now changed after a trio of soldiers’ graves found new homes. Privates John Anderson, Henry Way and Edward Ruffels had their ...

MANILA, Philippines — Universal Robina Corp. (URC)’s Thailand office has made great strides in its effort toward environmental preservation, as its employees are now wearing uniforms made from ...

Countless Elves and Men fell during the battle, and the army of the Last Alliance properly buried them before heading into Mordor for the final battle of the war. Fantasy has flat-earthers too.

If you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission. Learn more. One by one, Ukrainian villagers gathered round and held their smartphones out to catch the signal. A nearby ...