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Iwo Jima’s ‘Valor’

Uncommon Valor: The Battle for Iwo Jima, a documentary, premiered at the Iwo Jima Veterans and Family Association Reunion. Nine heroes of the battle told...

Freedom Preserved and Celebrated

The Freedom Museum at the Manassas (VA) Regional Airport holds the Annual Festival of Freedom usually in August. The festival welcomes heroes from 20th century...

Veterans Honored

The annual Celebrate Freedom!‘ Pigeon Forge Salutes America’s Veterans event is usually in August in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The fifteen-day salute to our nation’s military...

Lynchburg preparing National D-Day Memorial

Lynchburg, Virginia opened the National D-Day Memorial in 2001. Located in nearby Bedford, the memorial honors the valor, fidelity and sacrifices of the Allied Forces...

Uncle Sam wants you!

The US Army's Repatriation and Family Affairs Division wants your help locating families of unaccounted soldiers from the Korean War, over 50 years ago. Of...

Contribute to History

The National D-Day Museum is seeking artifacts from Pacific invasions. Paula Ussery, Museum Curator, says the museum is looking for artifacts with interpretative stories and...

Discovery Generates a Reunion

An American WWII bomber crashed on a snowy, cold January day in 1944 deep in the pine forests and hills of the Ardennes of Belgium...

New York City Honors Men and Women who Died in Vietnam

There were 1,741 service men and women from New York City’s five boroughs who paid the supreme sacrifice in the Vietnam War. They were honored...

Ten Ideas to Get Veterans to Discuss the War

Leo E. Ours, Jr. Author “Hospital on Wheels, World War II MASH I was fortunate in being presented the opportunity to discuss my father's service...

Sisters Thank Father’s Rescuers

After their mother's death in 2006 the sisters learned that, had it not been for 2,000 Japanese-American servicemen/ "Nisei," their father, Sgt. Bill Hardwick, of...