Forty-two years after the U.S.

Nine Tales That Sing the Songs of Unsung Heroes By Col. Kevin C.M. Benson, U.S.

While soldiers deep in the tropical jungle of Oahu, Hawaii, were learning survival, navigation and the importance of keeping dry when the 25th Infa

World War II was colossal, encompassing practically every corner of the Earth and every type of warfare, including urban combat, guerilla campaigns

World War II dominated the Army’s identity for most of the half-century that followed the surrender of the Axis Powers.

With the third decade of the 21st century closing in, uncertainty and volatility have become dominant factors in the global threat environment.

My first job as a general was to write Certain Victory, the Army’s official story of the First Gulf War.