The U.S. Space Force released its official anthem — “Semper Supra,” and most of the reviews are not raving (but they are funny).

The University of Texas at San Antonio’s School of Music is starting a new program where they will teach veterans how to play different musical instruments and will form a concert band.

David P. Bighia had hoped to work at Laughlin Air Force Base in Del Rio. Instead, he’s been fighting the Air Force as he faces home foreclosure.

A U.S. Air Force software development unit is the newest tenant at the historic San Antonio Light building.

Retired veterans who served in separate wars across generations are on what they call a “trip of a lifetime”.

The courses are set for the biggest running event of the year in San Antonio.

"American Airlines flight 77 went through the second floor of the Pentagon...which was where I was headed,”

Soon it will be 21 years since Sept. 11, 2001 and the tragic terrorist attacks that surround that day -- and it’s hard to believe it’s been that long.

Janae Sergio, U.S. Navy Veteran, says her mother came from a broken family and projected the trauma onto her.

Here’s a brief primer on Camp LeJeune.

Our military is known to take on battles by land, sea, and air but there’s a force of men and women who have been called to protect a frontier that exists far beyond earth.

San Antonio veteran uses VA loan to purchase home for her Gold Star family.

Spc. Bishop Evans died after jumping into the Rio Grande to save migrants. He and other members of Operation Lone Star were not provided safety equipment. Texas Military Department said an order for buoys and ropes was made but has not been fulfilled.

The Soldiers’ Angels Blanket Drive kicks off this week where they intend to collect new blankets to distribute to veterans in VA hospitals and shipped to deployed service members.

Brandon Rodriguez is a military training instructor for the 321st Training Squadron at Joint Base San Antonio Lackland and has been serving for over a decade.

Coming off of National PTSD Awareness Month, a San Antonio Marine Corps and Army veteran has spent time sharing his story with others in need. He said now, with mass troops returning from a difficult end to the war in Afghanistan, adjusting to civilian life is even harder.

Despite enhanced security efforts, undocumented immigrants continue to cross into the US.

Not only is the Air Force’s Center of Excellence responsible for training students to efficiently transport cargo, but it also provides in-flight comfort to passengers for distinguished visitors traveling all over the world.

Dr. Alan Peterson with UT Health San Antonio joins GMSA@9 to discuss post-traumatic stress disorder for the June awareness month.

Amina Washington was born in Nebraska to military parents and as a military child, moved from state to state on a regular basis.