The U.S. Coast Guard rescued a mother and her 15-month-old child from a flooded house in Huger, South Carolina. The family's neighborhood was severely flooded.

Palmyra's ruins stood for 2,000 years before Islamic State militants seized the ancient Syrian city in May and began destroying historic landmarks and antiquities.

Objects found floating near the southeastern Bahamas could belong to the missing container ship El Faro that was caught in Hurricane Joaquin. Video provided by Newsy

The family of Chris Mintz says he was in a neighboring classroom when the Oregon college shooting began, and he tried to talk the gunman down. Instead Mintz, an Army veteran, was shot multiple times.

Marine Corps requirements officers participate in the Marine Corps Load Effects Assessment Program obstacle course at Marine Corps Base Quantico. The course helps measure Marines' mobility while wearing the program of record fighting load.

A teenager in St. Cloud, Minnesota is stealing hearts and making new friends along the way at a VA medical center. See why his 'gift of gab' makes him so special.

Heavy fighting raged inside the key northern Afghan city of Kunduz for a third day early on Wednesday as government forces, backed by U.S. air strikes, battled Taliban insurgents who had scored one of their boldest successes in 14 years of war. Tal

The U.S. military launched an airstrike on the Afghan city of Kunduz, after it was captured by the Taliban. The Pentagon called the seize a "setback" but expressed confidence in Afghanistan's security forces.

U.S. veterans often struggle with boredom after they leave the service. Some are combating this by putting their unique skill set back to work helping to stop poachers in Africa.

Neller replaces Dunford as Marine Corps Commandant

Marine Corps Times reporter Matthew Schehl, a former Army staff sergeant, uses a General Dynamics trainer against a role-player at Modern Day Marine. (Daniel Woolfolk/Marine Corps Times)

Full Body Gym on display at Modern Day Marine aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico.

A group of 140 women veterans traveled from Ohio to Washington on Tuesday for a trip recognizing their service and sacrifice in the ranks. It was the first-ever all-women event, but organizers have promised more to come.

Captain Jason Haag says American Airlines staff didn't believe his service dog Axel was actually a service dog, even though he had all the necessary proof. Axel was just honored as the American Humane Association's Hero Service Dog of the Year.