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May 20 is Armed Forces Day, created in 1949 to pay tribute to our brave men and women serving in every branch of the U.S. Military.
National Military Spouse Appreciation Day was created in 1984 to draw attention to the support military spouses provide in keeping our military strong.
May 6 pays tribute to members of a select group of heroes known as Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technicians—aka the bomb squad.
About 2 million U.S. military children deal with frequent relocations, the deployment of a parent or other challenges from having family in the military.
Each year, on the Saturday closest to San Jacinto Day, officials there stage the largest battle reenactment in the south.
April 11 is National Submarine Day. The date commemorates the U.S. Navy’s purchase of its first commissioned submarine, the USS Holland, 117 years ago.
April 5 celebrates 72 years of the Gold Star Wives of America, a group supporting widows and widowers whose spouses died as a result of military service.
In honor of Vietnam Veterans Day, let’s look at three celebrated Texas veterans of that era who all received the Medal of Honor for their heroism.
In 1865, Dr. Mary Walker was awarded the Medal of Honor for her bravery in healing wounded soldiers during the Civil War.
In honor of our bravest four-legged heroes, March 13 is recognized as K9 Veterans Day, which marks the birth of the U.S. Army K9 Corps, formed in 1942
