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Tlingit Code Talkers feted in Alaska for World War II role
Army veteran Richard Bean Sr. took his wartime secret to the grave, dying a hero without anyone knowing about it for decades.
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University trumpeters among volunteers playing ‘Taps’ for veterans’ funerals
Ten trumpet students at a Louisiana university are offering to play Taps at veterans’ funerals, rather than leave the haunting farewell bugle call to a mechanical device.
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This soldier’s son will receive his Medal of Honor this month
Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins originally earned the Distinguished Service Cross for his actions in 2007.
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From Major League Baseball to paying the ultimate sacrifice: Marine was larger than life
O’Neill would only play one game in the big leagues before eventually sacrificing all on Iwo Jima.
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Fly-past honors WWII airmen who died saving UK children
U.S. and Royal Air Force warplanes roared over the English city of Sheffield Friday to honor 10 American airmen who sacrificed their lives to save British children playing in a park beneath their crippled bomber during World War II.
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13th MEU holds at-sea memorial for Marine who died after falling overboard
The exhaustive search for New Hampshire native Cpl. Jonathan Currier lasted five days and covered more than 13,000 nautical miles.
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Sweet 16 surprise: Teen gets restored Ford Bronco of his Marine father, killed in Fallujah in 2007
Triston Walsh was 4 years old when his father was killed in a 2007 sniper attack in Fallujah.
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Volunteers invited to funeral of WWII veteran who has no surviving family
A veterans’ services director in Massachusetts is looking for volunteers to attend the funeral of a World War II veteran who has no surviving family.
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South Carolina town honors black WWII veteran 7 decades after brutal beating
A South Carolina town has honored the memory of a black WWII veteran whose 1946 beating at the hands of a white police chief left him permanently blind and helped spur President Harry Truman’s drive to integrate the U.S. military.
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Clint Romesha reflects on receiving Medal of Honor
Medal of Honor recipient Clint Romesha said when he was told he was selected for the Medal of Honor the first thing he said was “Why me?”
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Tlingit Code Talkers feted in Alaska for World War II role
Army veteran Richard Bean Sr. took his wartime secret to the grave, dying a hero without anyone knowing about it for decades.
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University trumpeters among volunteers playing ‘Taps’ for veterans’ funerals
Ten trumpet students at a Louisiana university are offering to play Taps at veterans’ funerals, rather than leave the haunting farewell bugle call to a mechanical device.
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This soldier’s son will receive his Medal of Honor this month
Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins originally earned the Distinguished Service Cross for his actions in 2007.
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From Major League Baseball to paying the ultimate sacrifice: Marine was larger than life
O’Neill would only play one game in the big leagues before eventually sacrificing all on Iwo Jima.
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Fly-past honors WWII airmen who died saving UK children
U.S. and Royal Air Force warplanes roared over the English city of Sheffield Friday to honor 10 American airmen who sacrificed their lives to save British children playing in a park beneath their crippled bomber during World War II.
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13th MEU holds at-sea memorial for Marine who died after falling overboard
The exhaustive search for New Hampshire native Cpl. Jonathan Currier lasted five days and covered more than 13,000 nautical miles.
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Sweet 16 surprise: Teen gets restored Ford Bronco of his Marine father, killed in Fallujah in 2007
Triston Walsh was 4 years old when his father was killed in a 2007 sniper attack in Fallujah.
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Volunteers invited to funeral of WWII veteran who has no surviving family
A veterans’ services director in Massachusetts is looking for volunteers to attend the funeral of a World War II veteran who has no surviving family.
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South Carolina town honors black WWII veteran 7 decades after brutal beating
A South Carolina town has honored the memory of a black WWII veteran whose 1946 beating at the hands of a white police chief left him permanently blind and helped spur President Harry Truman’s drive to integrate the U.S. military.
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Clint Romesha reflects on receiving Medal of Honor
Medal of Honor recipient Clint Romesha said when he was told he was selected for the Medal of Honor the first thing he said was “Why me?”
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Tlingit Code Talkers feted in Alaska for World War II role
Army veteran Richard Bean Sr. took his wartime secret to the grave, dying a hero without anyone knowing about it for decades.
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University trumpeters among volunteers playing ‘Taps’ for veterans’ funerals
Ten trumpet students at a Louisiana university are offering to play Taps at veterans’ funerals, rather than leave the haunting farewell bugle call to a mechanical device.
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This soldier’s son will receive his Medal of Honor this month
Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins originally earned the Distinguished Service Cross for his actions in 2007.
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From Major League Baseball to paying the ultimate sacrifice: Marine was larger than life
O’Neill would only play one game in the big leagues before eventually sacrificing all on Iwo Jima.
-
Fly-past honors WWII airmen who died saving UK children
U.S. and Royal Air Force warplanes roared over the English city of Sheffield Friday to honor 10 American airmen who sacrificed their lives to save British children playing in a park beneath their crippled bomber during World War II.
-
13th MEU holds at-sea memorial for Marine who died after falling overboard
The exhaustive search for New Hampshire native Cpl. Jonathan Currier lasted five days and covered more than 13,000 nautical miles.
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Sweet 16 surprise: Teen gets restored Ford Bronco of his Marine father, killed in Fallujah in 2007
Triston Walsh was 4 years old when his father was killed in a 2007 sniper attack in Fallujah.
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Volunteers invited to funeral of WWII veteran who has no surviving family
A veterans’ services director in Massachusetts is looking for volunteers to attend the funeral of a World War II veteran who has no surviving family.
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South Carolina town honors black WWII veteran 7 decades after brutal beating
A South Carolina town has honored the memory of a black WWII veteran whose 1946 beating at the hands of a white police chief left him permanently blind and helped spur President Harry Truman’s drive to integrate the U.S. military.
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Clint Romesha reflects on receiving Medal of Honor
Medal of Honor recipient Clint Romesha said when he was told he was selected for the Medal of Honor the first thing he said was “Why me?”
