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Congress honors all Black female military WWII unit 'Six Triple Eight'
The "Six Triple Eight" was the only Black all female postal unit to serve in Europe during World War II in 1945. Eighty year later, the group was honored and recognized for their work. NBC News' Ryan Nobles has more on the ceremony and the unit's history.
In a rare move for the U.S. military, Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Dakota Meyer has reenlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve ...
A North Dakota Highway Patrol trooper has received the NDHP Distinguished Service award for his actions during a shooting ...
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Local veteran receives Medal of HonorThe Medal of Honor is given to members of the armed service who distinguish themselves during combat.
Meyer said that his decision to join back up with the Marines came after a conversation with another Marine about reenlisting ...
The event centered on women's evolving role in the military, their unique challenges and the heroism displayed by generations ...
Crawford, armed with just his rifle and some grenades, destroyed the enemy dugouts and scattered the defenders. Crawford was declared killed in action that day and was awarded a posthumous Medal ...
Gunner’s Mate 2nd Class Jacob Scott, from Dunlap, adjusts the fire mode on the Mark 45 5-inch light-weight gun from inside ...
MR Ajith Kumar has reportedly been recommended once again for the President's Medal for Distinguished Service.
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