Articles by Reunion Magazine - Reunions Magazine

Dwindling Heroes

Military reunion planner Bud Galow faces a sad problem each time he prepares for his World War II battleship USS Tennessee reunion. Instead of having...

Veterans Triumph on Trans-Atlantic Journey on LST-325

World War II and Korean War veterans sailed into Mobile, Alabama, on a LST-325 warship from WWII. The Coast Guard warned the 29 member crew,...

Climb Aboard

Explore battleships in Norfolk, Virginia. Visit Nauticus and the Battleship Wisconsin to experience life on a battleship. The Wisconsin is the last and largest battleship...

The Navy in Hollywood

The Navy has been a recurring subject in Hollywood over the years and with the recent release ofMen of Honor, we found a listing of...

Calling all LCVP

Bill Hiebert asked us to help get the attention of LCVP (landing craft vehicle and personnel) and LCM’s (Landing Craft Medium) of WWII. The five...

Keeping Memories Alive

Military reunions aren’t just for veterans anymore. Families join sailors of USS Foote to keep the memories of their experiences alive. Georgia Tuttle feels closer...

Taps, a fitting tribute

A touching moment in ceremonies for a fallen war hero is the playing of Taps by a bugler. Unfortunately, a bugler shortage often forces veterans...

Bravery x 4

The Indianapolis Rescue and Recovery Association has formed, joining members of three ships with the crew they rescued in August 1945. The USS Bassett, USS...

Flags Flying Proudly

In an emotional and patriotic letter to the Northern Kentucky CVB, Albert B. Moore, president of the Mobile Riverine Force Association (MRFA), wrote that “on...

Here’s the recap, old sport

The USS Callaway reunion persevered through the events of September 11th to have an outstanding event. The early birds met at hosts Tom and Betty...