Army-Navy Game Named 2025 Recipient of the NFF Distinguished American Award Dating back to 1890, America’s Game remains one ...

Simone Askew was inspired by the march-on ceremony to attend military academy. First Captain Simone Askew, the first African-American woman to lead the Corps of Cadets at West Point, stands in ...

The Charlotte Sports Foundation hopes to land a 135-year-old college football rivalry for Bank of America Stadium.

The Army-Navy game is regarded as the pinnacle of college football rivalries, earning the top spot from Athlon Sports due to its rich history, intense passion, and deep sense of patriotism. This ...

Contracting has been a cornerstone of Army readiness since the nation’s founding. After calling for an Army to be raised, the Continental Congress recognized that securing supplies and resources was ...

On Armed Forces Day, we pause to honor the men and women of America’s Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Space Force. Every day, throughout our homeland and in far-flung regions of ...

This year marks a monumental anniversary for America: 250 years of unwavering dedication by the U.S. Army along with its indispensable branch, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Together, these ...

When Gen. Ronald Clark took charge of the U.S. Army in the Pacific in November, his boss in the region, Adm. Samuel Paparo, had a stark security assessment for him: The situation had worsened since ...

"America, you're calling us, still our home sweet home," the lyrics say. "Oh let me tell you that I love you, that I think about you all the time. America, you're calling us, still our home sweet home ...

The Army Black Knights entered their season opener as 14.5-point favorites, ready to defend Michie Stadium against the No. 8 preseason FCS-ranked Tarleton State Texans. But in a heart-pounding ...

In an ironic twist of fate born out of the new transfer portal era of college football, a former Army tight end was instrumental in leading Tarleton State to a season-opening win. The irony lies in ...