If the Army-Navy Game itself doesn't thrill you, you can still stay tuned for a lot of fun and martial tradition that surrounds it, from long before kickoff starts until a winner is crowned.

The 125th edition of the Army-Navy rivalry brought the game to Maryland and the Washington, D.C. area for the first time since it was held in Baltimore in 2016. It’s the first time the game has ...

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Before Army-Navy, there's the Game Ball Run: How the two sides will combine to run over 350 miles in 2024 Navy and Army will run the game ball in from their respective campuses in a tradition that ...

Army-Navy has managed to go off without a hitch every year since 1930, including throughout World War II. As the military academies were often national powers, particularly in the mid 1900s, games ...

West Point Cadets and Naval Academy Midshipmen sing the national anthem at the 2015 Army Navy Game in Philadelphia, Dec. 12, 2015. (Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Tim D. Godbee/Navy) ...

“One of my earliest memories is an Army-Navy game with my dad watching on a black-and-white TV up in Massachusetts.” Milley’s father served with the 4th Marine Division in World War II.

The Army-Navy game remains one of the great traditions in college football, so historic that it always gets its own day on the schedule late in the year, but that's about to change.

The 2023 Army-Navy game is being played at Gillette Stadium in Boston As things stand, there has been no sign of U.S. President Joe Biden at the Army vs. Navy game this year. He has not attended ...

It's also worth noting that Navy's rivalry game against Air Force went over the 37.5 total (a 34-7 Navy win), with Army's game against the Falcons going under 38.5 (a 20-3 Army win).

The annual Army-Navy game speaks to our great values like honor, tradition, compassion and civility that unite our nation. 87% of Americans agree our nation needs values like those.