If the U.S. had joined the Central Powers in 1917, World War I would have taken a drastically different turn. This alternate ...

During the recovery of bodies following the Battle of Marne in France in 1914, his pipes were accidentally set off, alerting ...

At the outbreak of World War One, the United States of America decided not to involve itself in what it saw as a European conflict. However, some major events brought an end to this neutral position.

Multiple unexploded mortars were found and safely detonated at an airfield in Washington State, authorities said Thursday.

Georgia’s Fort Benning is the second base to be renamed since Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth assumed his post.

Fred G. Benning, who "served with extraordinary heroism during World War I with the United States Army, and in recognition of the installation's storied history of service to the United States of ...

During construction at Pearson Airfield, an archeologist found what could be unexploded Stokes Mortars dating back to World ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth renamed Fort Moore to Fort Benning. The base is spread out in over 182,000 acres near Columbus ...

On Monday Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum to rename Fort Moore in Georgia as Fort Benning. Fort Moore ...

Hegseth said the new Fort Benning will be named after World War I hero Cpl. Fred G. Benning, who was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for his "extraordinary heroism" in France in 1918.