Military Movies & Video Games

Maverick is looking to buzz a multiplex tower — and, we can only hope, another admiral’s daughter — near you soon.

The new film spotlights the military’s more than 3,000 working dogs in Iraq and Afghanistan since 9/11.

Regan Young had a gripping story to tell after leaving the Marine Corps. He just wasn’t sure how to tell it.

The summer shelves hold new books by and about women, mental and physical recovery, leadership, spiritual and heroic action, and fictional characters who try to survive conflict that can follow combat.

Time Life has released a three-disc collection that includes the first 15 episodes of the satiric look at Navy life.

This is the sixth year of the Blue Star Museums program, with museums across the nation offering free admission to active-duty, Guard and reserve members and their families, through Labor Day, Sept. 7.

For Capt. Rebecca Murga, telling the female combat story is just as important as putting on the uniform. Murga, a skilled filmmaker, photographer and writer, is working her latest short film, “American Girl,” which follows a young girl’s experience in becoming a soldier who eventually serves in Afghanistan.

The GI Film Festival hosted two films this Memorial Day weekend that honored those who have died from self-inflicted wounds or whose lives are at risk because of post-traumatic stress.

Find out what the military film icon told us from the GI Film Festival’s red carpet.