Art Pine

The most valuable lessons of seamanship can be learned best under sail at the sea-service academies, ardent advocates say.

The new Commandant aims to carry on the legacy of Admiral Thad Allen, while putting his own stamp on the service?s future.

Simulators are keeping pace with the latest technology and are becoming less the exception than the rule in military training.

Intense combat experiences and multiple tours appear to have joined post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury as causes for behavioral problems in vets.

The Commandant shakes up the Coast Guard.

For many combat wounded, the move from DOD care to the VA is confusing, often conflicting, and anything but seamless.

Among other issues, the cumbersome transfer of medical care from the Department of Defense to Veterans Affairs is still a problem.

In what was once a hotbed of antiwar sentiment, Marines have found a home.

Join a veteran journalist as he takes us inside the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, which has been around since 1939.

After 20 years, the blue-water counter-Soviet document is about to get a major facelift.

A veteran reporter takes us behind the scenes at the new National Museum of the Marine Corps.

The Navy's high-tech ship of tomorrow may be too expensive to build.