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Army Corps floats $134M plan for new flood walls, floodproofing to prevent storm damage in Baltimore

To prevent damage from storms such as Sandy in 2012 and Isabel, a watershed flood event for Baltimore in 2003, the Army Corps of Engineers has been studying for years whether widespread sea walls or massive storm surge barriers would help.

End of the 'blue and gray?' National commission considers mothballing legendary insignia of the 29th Infantry Division

Historians say U.S. military leaders hoped the formation of the 29th would help to reconcile a still-divided nation, and the unit went on to make history in World War I and World War II. Now, the blue-gray insignia is under scrutiny by the congressional Naming Commission.

Pets for Patriots pairs shelter dogs and cats with service members and veterans

Pets for Patriots is a national organization that networks with animal shelters to promote adoptions of homeless dogs and cats by military personnel, both active-duty and retired.

Wife of former Navy nuclear engineer who pleaded guilty in federal espionage case also expected to plead guilty

Diana Toebbe, a former humanities teacher, is slated to change her plea Friday morning in front of U.S. Magistrate Judge Robert W. Trumble, signaling that she’s slated to plead guilty in a scheme to sell military secrets to foreign governments.

After jumping out of airplanes, Alejandro Villanueva jumps into a new role with the Ravens