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Larry David, creator of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," joined the Army Reserve in 1970. He separated five years later.

For some, the lyrics to "Blood on the Risers" might be a little disconcerting.

Admirers of Gen. Alfred Gray, the gruff, straight-shooting Mustang who rose in the ranks to become the Marine Corps' 29th...

Like the inaugural Boeing Starliner crew are set to do, here are the U.S. military astronauts who have flown to space as...

Ernie Pyle was the United States' most well-known war correspondent during World War II, serving as the de facto eyes and...

Persistence was the key in Alejandro Villanueva making the cut to join the NFL.

The passing of Corman, who died at his Santa Monica, California, home on May 9, 2024, is the passing of a Hollywood legend.

Jerry Parr was just 9 years old when his father took him to see "Code of the Secret Service," the 1939 action drama starring...

When Marlon Green applied to Continental Airlines in 1957, he didn't put his race on the application.

The difference between lying in state and lying in honor is really just dependent on who is being honored, and there are no...