A military pilot whose advanced fighter jet went temporarily missing over the weekend is heard repeatedly requesting an ambulance in a perplexing 911 call from the South Carolina home where he had parachuted to safety, according to an audio recording released Thursday to The Associated Press.
Scattered debris from the crash of a Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort F-35 jet has those who live near the debris field in rural Williamsburg County feeling fortunate.
A recent study published by the Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic shows the economic impact of the command’s work here in South Carolina, and throughout the country.
A Fort Jackson soldier was crowned with the coveted title of Drill Sergeant of the Year (DSOY) for the Army-wide competition held at the largest combat training installation.
The Congressional Medal of Honor Museum on the USS Yorktown will be temporarily closed for the next several months due to a renovation that will cost several million dollars.
Hundreds from around the nation and close to home gathered at Patriot’s Point on Saturday for an event solely focused on serving students across the Lowcountry.
“Winning the information war,” that’s the vision of the Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic is to win the “information war” for the United States.
The nationwide nonprofit Operation Gratitude celebrates 20 years of saying thank you to military and first responder communities by packing 8,500 care packages in the Charleston area.
South Carolina is working to make it easier for military families whose children must change schools when the families are transferred into the Palmetto State.
Capers Hall, the Citadel’s new humanities and social sciences building, will be set to open next week, filled with numerous amenities for cadets, faculty and the community.
Dozens gathered on Monday for Joint Base Charleston’s Second Quarter Awards in North Charleston and Live 5 News anchor Michal Higdon was awarded Media Member of the Quarter.
The family of a fallen soldier says they’re still without answers over one month after his unexplained death at the United States Army Training Center & Fort Jackson.
In the air or on the ground, the men and women in the 16th Airlift Squadron at Joint Base Charleston are in charge of getting equipment and materials to bases across the world.
The South Carolina State House was closed for Independence Day Tuesday, but a dedicated group gathered outside the building to work up a sweat in honor of a fallen soldier.
C-17 planes take off and land in the Charleston area almost every day and there is a team at Joint Base Charleston whose sole purpose is to make sure the planes are safe to fly.
A man serving a 22-year sentence in the state Department of Corrections has been sentenced to federal prison after a guilty plea in connection with a scheme to extort and defraud military members.