Converse offers a 10% discount to all active, reservist, veteran, and retired military personnel, as well as the spouses and dependents of active personnel, online and in retail stores.

The Massachusetts-based company and Nike subsidiary Converse — which made footwear for the military during World War II — has rolled out a new line of "Urban Utility" sneakers designed with ...

Crafted from high-quality leather, these boots zip up effortlessly, offering a sleek silhouette that’s perfect for any occasion — whether you’re strutting down the street or dancing the ...

Verify your military status to get 10% off your next order from Converse. Take up to 50% off select styles in the Converse sales section! Get free shipping on all orders when you create an account ...

A pair of denim jeans is universal. How you wear those jeans, though, that’s all a matter of personal taste. The post The ...

We noticed some stock issues with the Danner Arctic 600 Side Zip for men and women, our former pick for walking on ice. Although we still like this boot, we’ve decided to dismiss it in favor of ...

The Dean is an accessible style that has a shorter shaft and looks closer to a pair of dress shoes than cowboy boots. The zip closure makes them a lot easier to take on and off than classic tall ...

DENVER — When you hear someone say, “Zip It,” it is usually the end of a conversation. When Next with Kyle Clark first said the words “Zip It, Colorado,” it was the start of something ...

Live up to Army values. The nation’s highest military award is The Medal of Honor. This award goes to Soldiers who make honor a matter of daily living — Soldiers who develop the habit of being ...

Emily Starbuck Gerson is an award-winning freelance journalist specializing in personal finance for more than 14 years, especially for the LGBTQ+ and military communities. Emily won the ...

If you're an active-duty member of the military, you can take advantage of special low rates on your credit card. Discover U.S. News' picks for the Best Credit Cards for Military. Terms apply.

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. In recognition of their service, military members are often eligible for significant perks and discounts. Credit cards are no exception.