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The ‘Hero of Cologne’ receives his Bronze Star 75 years late
When 96-year-old Clarence Smoyer came to Washington Wednesday, he thought he was heading to the Pentagon to sign copies of “Spearhead,” a recent book detailing his exploits as a World War II tank gunner.
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Oldest living World War II veteran turns 110
The oldest living veteran of World War II celebrated his 110th birthday Thursday.
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Marine intelligence officer awarded medal for rescuing unconscious man from burning vehicle
Lt. Haluska tried to gain entry to the vehicle with his fists and then a weapon as white smoke turned to black and “fluid began to pool underneath the vehicle.
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Funeral set for Texas trooper, Marine veteran who died after April line of duty shooting
A public funeral has been set for a state trooper who died more than four months after he was shot while investigating a vehicle collision in South Texas.
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Gliderman lost to history found in Louisiana: France awards WWII ‘Screaming Eagle’ veteran its Legion of Honor
“Hitler stole the Champagne from the French,” he said. “So, we took it back.”
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For some veterans, strangers are family at burial services
There were no relatives at Vietnam veteran Stephen Jerald Spicer’s funeral, but his passing didn’t go unnoticed as a few dozen patriotic strangers showed up to honor his service.
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11 brothers from Alabama, 158 years of US military service
The sons of Ben and Hattie Davis give special meaning to the term “band of brothers.”
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Statues lowered into ocean for veterans underwater dive memorial
The memorial, known as the “Circle of Heroes” and touted as the first of its kind by its creators, will feature 24 concrete statues of service members in total to represent the Air Force, the Army, the Navy, the Marines, and the Coast Guard.
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Hundreds attend funeral for veteran with no known relatives
Hundreds of people attended the funeral for a Vietnam veteran from Michigan who had no known living relatives.
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The ‘Hero of Cologne’ receives his Bronze Star 75 years late
When 96-year-old Clarence Smoyer came to Washington Wednesday, he thought he was heading to the Pentagon to sign copies of “Spearhead,” a recent book detailing his exploits as a World War II tank gunner.
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Oldest living World War II veteran turns 110
The oldest living veteran of World War II celebrated his 110th birthday Thursday.
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Marine intelligence officer awarded medal for rescuing unconscious man from burning vehicle
Lt. Haluska tried to gain entry to the vehicle with his fists and then a weapon as white smoke turned to black and “fluid began to pool underneath the vehicle.
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Funeral set for Texas trooper, Marine veteran who died after April line of duty shooting
A public funeral has been set for a state trooper who died more than four months after he was shot while investigating a vehicle collision in South Texas.
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Gliderman lost to history found in Louisiana: France awards WWII ‘Screaming Eagle’ veteran its Legion of Honor
“Hitler stole the Champagne from the French,” he said. “So, we took it back.”
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Pin-Ups For Vets unveils 2020 calendar
“I couldn’t be prouder to be a part of this organization.”
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For some veterans, strangers are family at burial services
There were no relatives at Vietnam veteran Stephen Jerald Spicer’s funeral, but his passing didn’t go unnoticed as a few dozen patriotic strangers showed up to honor his service.
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11 brothers from Alabama, 158 years of US military service
The sons of Ben and Hattie Davis give special meaning to the term “band of brothers.”
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Statues lowered into ocean for veterans underwater dive memorial
The memorial, known as the “Circle of Heroes” and touted as the first of its kind by its creators, will feature 24 concrete statues of service members in total to represent the Air Force, the Army, the Navy, the Marines, and the Coast Guard.
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Hundreds attend funeral for veteran with no known relatives
Hundreds of people attended the funeral for a Vietnam veteran from Michigan who had no known living relatives.
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The ‘Hero of Cologne’ receives his Bronze Star 75 years late
When 96-year-old Clarence Smoyer came to Washington Wednesday, he thought he was heading to the Pentagon to sign copies of “Spearhead,” a recent book detailing his exploits as a World War II tank gunner.
-
Oldest living World War II veteran turns 110
The oldest living veteran of World War II celebrated his 110th birthday Thursday.
-
Marine intelligence officer awarded medal for rescuing unconscious man from burning vehicle
Lt. Haluska tried to gain entry to the vehicle with his fists and then a weapon as white smoke turned to black and “fluid began to pool underneath the vehicle.
-
Funeral set for Texas trooper, Marine veteran who died after April line of duty shooting
A public funeral has been set for a state trooper who died more than four months after he was shot while investigating a vehicle collision in South Texas.
-
Gliderman lost to history found in Louisiana: France awards WWII ‘Screaming Eagle’ veteran its Legion of Honor
“Hitler stole the Champagne from the French,” he said. “So, we took it back.”
-
Pin-Ups For Vets unveils 2020 calendar
“I couldn’t be prouder to be a part of this organization.”
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For some veterans, strangers are family at burial services
There were no relatives at Vietnam veteran Stephen Jerald Spicer’s funeral, but his passing didn’t go unnoticed as a few dozen patriotic strangers showed up to honor his service.
-
11 brothers from Alabama, 158 years of US military service
The sons of Ben and Hattie Davis give special meaning to the term “band of brothers.”
-
Statues lowered into ocean for veterans underwater dive memorial
The memorial, known as the “Circle of Heroes” and touted as the first of its kind by its creators, will feature 24 concrete statues of service members in total to represent the Air Force, the Army, the Navy, the Marines, and the Coast Guard.
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Hundreds attend funeral for veteran with no known relatives
Hundreds of people attended the funeral for a Vietnam veteran from Michigan who had no known living relatives.
