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Military History
Heroic Korean War Chaplain’s Remains Identified
Vietnam Helicopter Pilots: Angels in The Sky
Veterans Remember Hue City and the Intensity of the Tet Offensive of 1968
Raising the Flag on Mt. Suribachi, Iwo Jima
Some History of African Americans Serving in The United States Coast Guard
Seven Heroes Honored With Medal of Honor 50 Years After WWII
The famous WWII Heavy Bomber, the “Memphis Belle,” Finds a Permanent Home
The Place That Has Haunted My Memories for 53 Years
A Story of Service From The Beginnings of the Nation to the Present
Buffalo Soldiers: A Complicated Story
Meet The Men Who Served: Tuskegee Airmen in WWII
761st Tank Battalion: Men of Valor, One and All
How New Zealand Forces In The Battle Of Baghak Valley Worked With U.S. Airmen To Get Out Alive
The Story Of The First Living Marine To Be Awarded The Medal Of Honor From The Vietnam War
The U.S. Navy Just Put Out A Fantastic Video Of It’s Year In Photos
For 7 Decades U.S. Soldiers Have Spread Christmas Joy to a Japanese Orphanage
92-Year-Old WWII Veteran Stays Busy And Spreads Joy By Making Children’s Furniture For His Community
Veteran Reunites With Dog He Found Near An Airstrip In Iraq
The True Story Of How A Newspaper’s Mistake Led To A Cherished Christmas Tradition
How Mexican-Born Jose Mendoza Lopez Earned The Medal Of Honor In WWII
The Lesser Known (But Still Remarkable) History Of WWII Ace And Legendary Test Pilot Chuck Yeager
This 4-Day Battle In The Pacific Was Fought From The Air
The Toxic Truth About Camp Lejeune: At Least 1 Million Poisoned Since 1953
Latest Navy Carrier Named After Pearl Harbor Hero Doris “Dorie” Miller
Remembering The Battle of Midway Island June 4-7, 1942
106-Year-Old U.S. Army Veteran Receives Caterpillar Club Pin 75 Years After Earning His Membership
‘A Day That Will Live In Infamy’ — Remembering the Dec. 7, 1941 Attack on Pearl Harbor
99-Year-Old WWII Veteran Still Carries Memories Of The War, And Still Values A Hard Day’s Work
Joseph Oklahombi: WWI Choctaw Warrior, Hero and One of The Original ‘Code Talkers’
Puerto Rico Born Pfc. Carlos Lozada Was A Hero For the Ages
When Fear Of A German Attack Was High, This Coast Guard Unit Guarded Our Beaches On Horseback
Get To Know The Aircraft Of The Marine Corps Airwing
USS John L. Canley Named After Living Hero Of The Vietnam War
Arlington National Cemetery Expansion Plan Will Add Room For 60,000 More Burial Sites By 2025
New Memorial Honors Native American Military Veterans On A National Scale
Veterans And Gold Star Families Can Visit National Parks For Free, For Life
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