Political reporter Carrie Keller-Lynn discusses a Knesset special session and diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman reports on an Israel travel restriction for the US armed forces

The longer Ukraine fends off attack, the more it absorbs Western weaponry and training -- the exact thing Putin hoped to prevent when invading

War monitor says five rockets were fired at the Green Village base from positions where Iran-backed fighters are based

US will not use chemical weapons even if Russia does, Sullivan says, as Kremlin accuses White House of 'diverting attention' and funding biological weapons labs in Ukraine

US official says 2,000 soldiers from Fort Bragg, North Carolina, will be sent to Poland; roughly 1,000 Germany-based personnel to be moved to Romania

Erik Kurilla gained extensive experience in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars

Amid segregation in US armed forces at the time, Brooks was assigned as caretaker in the Black 91st Engineer General Service Regiment, but still experienced enemy fire during war

Despite new rules, racism still a concern with service members not barred from membership of groups such as KKK; Black, Hispanic service members disproportionately court-martialed

Justus Rosenberg, a professor whose long career teaching literature was preceded by a remarkable tenure in the French resistance during the Holocaust, died aged 100 last month

Navy Corpsman Maxton Soviak, 22, is also promoted to the rank of hospital corpsman third class