A quarter million Filipinos served for the U.S. in WWII, only to have their rights stripped at war’s end. Now, the last survivors are fighting for what's rightfully theirs.
He was a hometown hero who died at war days before I was born. He haunted my life, until I finally made the trip to see where he fell.
Fed up with the crooked local machine, GIs took to the streets with rifles and ran them out of town.
Once a homeless addict, Army Ranger Michael Rivers is using a million-person Facebook group and a rural farm to change the way we think about vets.
As the number of veterans with both physical and psychological injuries balloons, this squad of 11 wounded warriors wards off PTSD by playing a little ball.
They fled their homes as teenagers to join the righteous resistance. Decades later, South Africa’s anti-apartheid warriors are still wondering why their beloved country has...
The three of us grew up on the same street in The Bronx. Then I found a way out of the war, Frank narrowly escaped, and Stevie was lost to history.
In the murky world of modern warfare, I'm far from the only one who wonders if any of my bullets ever took out a civilian.
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