Hershel ‘Woody’ Williams to be laid to rest at U.S. Capitol
Hershel "Woody" Williams, the last surviving World War II Medal of Honor recipient, has died. He was 98 years old.
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World War II Army Air Corps veteran reflects on century of life, service, friendship
Ed Cottrell, an Army Air Corps and Air Force retiree, reflects on his World War II service. Cottrell turned 100 ...
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Washington Guard helped defend US after Pearl Harbor attack
Ten months before the events on Pearl Harbor, two Washington National Guard units had been called into federal service at ...
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Disney drew 1,200 insignias for the military during WWII
Walt Disney Animation Studio artists created the insignias for new U.S. military units during World War II.
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Bea Arthur’s Marine Corps service ‘evidence of badassery’
Bernice Frankel - better known as Bea Arthur - denied her military service while alive, but service records maintained at ...
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Army Reserve’s 340th Chemical Company makes history with Japan deployment
The 340th Chemical Company recently returned from an historic nine-month deployment to Japan, marking the first time since World War ...
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CAP’s civilian pilots risk their lives, have an icy history
Civilian volunteers in the Civil Air Patrol once plunged into icy waters during WWII, and their members still defend the ...
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Longtime Louisiana National Guard leader remembered
Erbon Wise fought at Normandy during World War II and later rose to major general during a nearly three-decade career ...
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Tribute to the 42nd Rainbow Division
William Hansult Sr. kept secrets from his wife and children for nearly 60 years. He wasn’t the only one. The ...
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Go To A Blue Angels Air Show For The Perfect Family Friendly Event
Approximately 15 million spectators go out to watch a Blue Angels Air Show every single year. The Blue Angels, AKA ...
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