Military Casualties

Five KC-130 Hercules crew members died in a Dec. 6 accident off Japan.

The remains of 186 sailors and Marines from the battleship USS Oklahoma have been identified through DNA testing.

A national movement, 'wear blue: run to remember' honors the fallen and helps loved ones through their healing process.

Lt. Col. Seth "Jethro" Nehring and Ukrainian pilot Col. Ivan Petrenko were killed in the crash.

The Pentagon identified the soldier killed by an Afghan police officer as Command Sgt. Maj. Timothy Bolyard.

The latest suspected green-on-blue attack occurred Monday. In July, an insider attack killed U.S. Army Cpl. Joseph Maciel.

Chief Warrant Officer 3 Taylor J. Galvin, a Spokane, Washington native, was 34.

Families of the missing from the Korean War spoke of their hopes for bringing home their loved ones' remains.

Marine 1st Lt. Travis Manion posthumously received the Silver Star, but was originally nominated for the Navy Cross.

Caskets bearing the presumed remains of possibly 55 U.S. troops missing in Korea arrived back in the U.S. Wednesday.