Military Memorials

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis sent a message of defiance on the 17th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

"Continue to tell the stories of all of our fallen and wounded warriors. Never stop saying their names."

Funerals this week illustrate the difficulty forensic specialists will have in establishing identities for the 55 remains.

Sarah Holzhalb endured a marathon of funerals shortly after separating from the Coast Guard.

An Ellsworth Air Force Base airman reflects on how his experiences as an honor guardsman changed his perspective on life.

The soil of France was used Thursday for the groundbreaking ceremony of a new World War I Memorial in Washington.

Paratroopers in the 82nd Airborne who die suicide may not receive the same honors as those guaranteed to non-suicide deaths.

Public is asked to weigh in on location and design of future Desert Shield/Desert Storm Memorial

Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery will soon run out of space for new burials.

In a 77-day battle, some 6,000 Marines defended a small combat base from tens of thousands of North Vietnamese troops.