From the Archives
DMZ ambush survivors seen lucky to be alive
Observers at the scene of Sunday night's bold ambush by Communist North Koreans who machine-gunned and killed four United Nations Command soldiers reached one conclusion: "I don't see how anybody survived this."
The Hanoi Hilton today: Shackles, plaques and airbrushed history
Going inside the stone walls of the prison sarcastically dubbed the “Hanoi Hilton” brings a respite from the honking traffic outside — until the iron shackles, dark cells and guillotine hammer home the suffering that went on there.
Go-kart fun, thrills in 'Da Nang 500'
Cpl. Don Wermter piloted his 8-horsepower go-kart to victory in the 2nd annual Memorial Day Da Nang 500, the Marines' answer to the Indianapolis racing classic.
Eight deer traded in for 6 'Santabou' in waning days of 1968
Santa Claus played it smart this Christmas.
Convoy man – A lonesome, perilous job
Sgt. Michael D. Purlee, 21, arose an hour before dawn, shivering slightly in the crisp mountain air.
Play tells the story of Operation Babylift in Vietnam of 1975
The voices of nine people involved in one of history’s most dramatic humanitarian operations echo in a play that aims to keep memories of the Vietnam War alive.
Despite low crime rate, US military faces no-win situation on Okinawa
Every time a U.S. servicemember commits a crime in Okinawa, it’s big news.