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When the new Congress is seated later this month, it will boast the largest number of Iraq War veterans ever, but will have a lower overall number of members who’ve served in the military.

A top Taliban commander and his bodyguard were killed during an overnight operation by Afghan and NATO forces in northern Afghanistan, police said on Friday.

When a photographer snapped Geraldine Doyle's picture in an Ann Arbor factory during World War II, the 17-year-old had no idea she would inspire others to contribute to the country's war effort.

President Obama marked the anniversary of last year's deadly attack at a remote outpost in Afghanistan on Thursday, saying the seven CIA employees who were killed showed the true meaning of honor and selfless sacrifice.

Nearly a million revelers will cram into the streets of New York's Times Square to watch the ball drop on New Year's Eve. But behind the scenes are counter-snipers stationed on secret rooftops. Officers carrying beeper-sized radiation detectors. And many other security precautions.

A U.S. Air Force sergeant stationed at Florida's Tyndall Air Force Base was arrested and charged with possession of child pornography, authorities said.

Soldiers soon may be able to get cell-phone service on the battlefield. Earlier this month, Soldiers from the Army Evaluation Task Force based at Fort Bliss took smartphones into the field and tested them in a variety of simulated missions at White Sands Missile Range.

Three veterans’ advocacy groups have filed suit against the Department of Veterans Affairs over a rule change making a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder solely the call of doctors who work for the VA.

A British group monitoring Iraqi civilian deaths said in its annual report that the number has dropped slightly since 2009 but warned of a lingering, low-level conflict in the years ahead.

North Korea has stepped up its air force training flights and other military exercises in response to South Korea's live-fire drills, military officials say.