Military Movies & Video Games

With less than 24 hours before the Military Times Battle Bracket field shrinks from 32 to 16, voters are running out of time to save some well-known pieces of military hardware from elimination. 

For many Military Times readers, this afternoon will mark the ceremonial shredding of your NCAA men’s basketball tournament bracket, complete with the knowledge that any money spent on office pools would’ve been better off going toward lottery ticket

Here are reviews of 14 books, including first novels by veteran soldiers and Marines and one in which a PAO explains why public affairs sometimes misses the target.

The GI Film Festival is launching its new Cinematic Salute to the Troops.

64 pieces of military hardware compete in this bracket-style competition. 

Singers, take note: military members, veterans and retirees are invited to audition to be part of a mass chorus which will perform May 8 at the Invictus Games in Orlando.

Two action-packed novels just hitting the shelves are both set in Iraq and both written by former junior combat arms officers who both left the military in 2009.

A former Army scout made a short film about an Afghan-American interpreter accompanying a foot patrol in Afghanistan.

The former defense secretary’s “Churchill Solitaire” app might seem like rebranding, but he says he doesn’t do legacies