He gave his life doing what he loved. As a result, his name will forever be intertwined with World War II. If you read much about the...

An inscription at the memorial reads, “Here in the presence of Washington and Lincoln, one the eighteenth century father and the other...

More men and women served in World War II than in any other war in American history, and the numbers speak of the huge sacrifice they...

There are several good movies coming out this holiday season, but one makes the top of my list. Several years ago, my dad recommended a...

Veterans Day began on November 11, 1919 as Armistice Day to commemorate peace between the Allied Nations and Germany during World War I...

The years after World War II were big years for colleges and universities in the United States. In 1944, the Servicemen’s Readjustment...

In 1941, men from all over America were racing to enlistment offices to “join up” and “fight the good fight” against Hitler and his war...

Do you know which actor was Hitler’s favorite? The leader of the Nazi Army liked this actor with German ancestry so much he even offered...

This past weekend, my favorite World War II veteran passed away. Paul Wilbur Green, my grandfather, served in the Navy from January 1944...

Post-traumatic stress disorder was a term coined in 1980 but experienced by many returning World War II veterans. The husband, son, or...

I am rereading a wonderful book. It is War Letters edited by Andrew Carroll. The book is a collection of letters, giving special insight...

Here is another clip form the amazing Mrs. Elsie Wheeler. In this piece, she tells us about meeting her husband after WWII and the time...

“America’s All-Out Defense Depends Upon Your Common Sense!” I love this article published by the Veterans of Foreign Wars during World...