From the American Revolution to modern battles, take a look back at the full toll of U.S. deaths in war this Memorial Day.

Behind every number is a life cut short, a family changed forever and an anecdote in the complex story of American military ... most notably France. The War of 1812, which lasted until 1815 ...

In every battle fought since the United States’ founding, U.S. Army troops have relied on their issue longarms, from muskets ...

Planning the Army 250-Mile Ruck March was a monumental task that went beyond mere logistical challenges; it was a profound ...

It’s too easy to forget the human cost of our country’s wars. Time and distance conspire with the comforting fog of fading memory. Surviving veterans of these wars know how perishable is the public’s ...

The War of 1812 produced its own Paul Revere, except this folk hero was a woman who served the British. On the evening of June 21, 1813, Laura Secord overheard American officers billeted at her ...

Three veterans are on the ballot in the June gubernatorial primary in New Jersey: Mikie Sherrill, who served in the U.S. Navy ...

An old-world legal concept is seeing renewed interest in the cybersecurity community as a tool to give the private sector ...

Many historical structures loom over the city, from the Fabens Building to High Rock Tower to Saint Stephen’s Memorial ...

Area groups prepare for Memorial Day observances, including the 30th annual luminaria at Fredericksburg National Cemetery.

The Enterprise ran a story on March 17 detailing how the Department of Defense was removing books they consider promoting diversity, equity and inclusion from the Army and Air Force service academies.