American women would not be welcome as full-time military members until 1948, but those who really, really wanted to fight ...

While promising to “sustain the fight against all forms of crime within the jurisdiction of the command,” he reiterated the Nigerian Army’s commitment ... by our great men during their ...

“It started with the military junta dragging out young men from their homes for forcible conscription into the army to fight rebels,” he tells The Independent. “Everything was calm before tha ...

Retired 1st Sgt. Mark Matthews was a soldier who saw the U.S. Army evolve from horse-mounted cavalry to diesel-driven, ...

The move resulted in thousands of young people attempting to leave the country and avoid being forced to fight ... men and 35 for women, and their service duration is three years. The introduction of ...

Brajesh was prevented by Vinod from coming to Russia, after he found that it was a trap set up to bring Indian men to fight for the Russian Army.

“It started with the military junta dragging out young men from their homes for forcible conscription into the army to fight rebels,” he tells The Independent. “Everything was calm before that. But ...

A relative said that as an FSB officer, "even his connections did not help” keep the sexually-motivated killers in jail amid Putin’s desperation for men to fight in his war which has already ...

Nana Patekar was the actor who put his career on hold to help the Indian Army during the Kargil War ... requesting to join the men on the front, but he was denied. He was told that only the ...

He cared about the people and was willing to jump up and fight for it ... Those are a bunch of testosterone men. Even when he went to the Army-Navy game, they love him. I think, not to sound ...

We'll also be highlighting our diverse organization that is ready now to fight ... Army’s largest command, writing this blog, and prepping you to join me to read the stories of the amazing men ...

Today, Edward Hensley’s and Samuel Gilbert’s graves lie within a few feet of one another at a cemetery on the eastern edge of what today serves as the U.S. Army War College and Carlisle Barracks.