Operation Life Transformed honored six scholarship recipients, including the recipient of the 100th “Caregivers of War Wounded Training Scholarship,“ during its “Celebrate 100” reception in Washington, D.C. recently

Microwavable popcorn, theater-style candy, sweetened powdered drink mix, a letter of support and a DVD are what deployed troops find when they open a “movie box” from Operation: Take a Soldier to the Movies

Airmen at Charleston Air Force Base in South Carolina recently began shipping six new Army high-mobility engineer excavator vehicles to warfighters in Southwest Asia.

The Senate confirmed Air Force Lt. Gen. Craig R. McKinley Oct. 2 to receive his fourth star and to serve as the 26th chief of the National Guard Bureau.

Having access to the Web has brought me many things in recent years. One of them is the discovery that some people will believe anything.

High school students nationwide are invited to participate in the 2008-2009 “Being an American” Essay Contest, which explores the rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. 

Many people think that when you join the military, you give up all of your constitutional rights

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide, and the second leading cause of cancer death, behind lung cancer

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South County Teen Center held its 2nd annual Heroes Dinner Oct. 9 at the South County Government Center.