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‘Unlike anything I had ever seen’: Airman to receive Silver Star for actions in fierce Mosul fight
The special operations team had been waiting for weeks on the mission to retake Mosul, Iraq.
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Remembering Tuskegee Airman Thomas Ellis
It is with great sadness that we report on the 2nd of January, Thomas Ellis, one of six remaining Tuskegee airmen in San Antonio, passed away from a stroke.
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Marine earns rare medal for noncombat bravery
A supply officer with 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion was awarded the nation’s highest noncombat valor award.
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DoD identifies Green Beret killed in New Year’s Day attack in Afghanistan
The service member killed in a Monday attack while deployed to Afghanistan has been identified as a 10th Special Forces Group operator.
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Ted Williams describes Korean War service … in letters to his mistress
‘My plane was burning like hell when I crash landed.’
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Nominations are open for the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation’s Citizen Honors awards
Nominees will be considered under four categories: Single Acts of Heroism, Service Acts, the Young Hero Award and the Community Service Hero Award.
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Medal of Honor recipient receives standing ovation at college graduation
A Marine who earned the Medal of Honor for throwing himself on a grenade says he was deeply honored by fellow students’ standing ovation.
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Plane that carried paratroopers over Normandy saved from junkyard, restored
‘That’s All, Brother’ had been lost for seven decades.
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With a face disfigured by war, this Union soldier’s life remained a near constant struggle
A photo found in the National Archives reveals a blue-eyed veteran with black hair, thick eyebrows and a disfigured lower jaw, mouth, and nose — the awful effects of a shrapnel wound suffered during the Battle of Fredericksburg.
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WWII US Marine laid to rest in central Kentucky
World War II Marine Corps Reserve Pfc. Albert Strange had been missing in action since 1943.
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‘Unlike anything I had ever seen’: Airman to receive Silver Star for actions in fierce Mosul fight
The special operations team had been waiting for weeks on the mission to retake Mosul, Iraq.
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Remembering Tuskegee Airman Thomas Ellis
It is with great sadness that we report on the 2nd of January, Thomas Ellis, one of six remaining Tuskegee airmen in San Antonio, passed away from a stroke.
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Marine earns rare medal for noncombat bravery
A supply officer with 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion was awarded the nation’s highest noncombat valor award.
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DoD identifies Green Beret killed in New Year’s Day attack in Afghanistan
The service member killed in a Monday attack while deployed to Afghanistan has been identified as a 10th Special Forces Group operator.
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Ted Williams describes Korean War service … in letters to his mistress
‘My plane was burning like hell when I crash landed.’
-
Nominations are open for the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation’s Citizen Honors awards
Nominees will be considered under four categories: Single Acts of Heroism, Service Acts, the Young Hero Award and the Community Service Hero Award.
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Medal of Honor recipient receives standing ovation at college graduation
A Marine who earned the Medal of Honor for throwing himself on a grenade says he was deeply honored by fellow students’ standing ovation.
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Plane that carried paratroopers over Normandy saved from junkyard, restored
‘That’s All, Brother’ had been lost for seven decades.
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With a face disfigured by war, this Union soldier’s life remained a near constant struggle
A photo found in the National Archives reveals a blue-eyed veteran with black hair, thick eyebrows and a disfigured lower jaw, mouth, and nose — the awful effects of a shrapnel wound suffered during the Battle of Fredericksburg.
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WWII US Marine laid to rest in central Kentucky
World War II Marine Corps Reserve Pfc. Albert Strange had been missing in action since 1943.
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‘Unlike anything I had ever seen’: Airman to receive Silver Star for actions in fierce Mosul fight
The special operations team had been waiting for weeks on the mission to retake Mosul, Iraq.
-
Remembering Tuskegee Airman Thomas Ellis
It is with great sadness that we report on the 2nd of January, Thomas Ellis, one of six remaining Tuskegee airmen in San Antonio, passed away from a stroke.
-
Marine earns rare medal for noncombat bravery
A supply officer with 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion was awarded the nation’s highest noncombat valor award.
-
DoD identifies Green Beret killed in New Year’s Day attack in Afghanistan
The service member killed in a Monday attack while deployed to Afghanistan has been identified as a 10th Special Forces Group operator.
-
Ted Williams describes Korean War service … in letters to his mistress
‘My plane was burning like hell when I crash landed.’
-
Nominations are open for the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation’s Citizen Honors awards
Nominees will be considered under four categories: Single Acts of Heroism, Service Acts, the Young Hero Award and the Community Service Hero Award.
-
Medal of Honor recipient receives standing ovation at college graduation
A Marine who earned the Medal of Honor for throwing himself on a grenade says he was deeply honored by fellow students’ standing ovation.
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Plane that carried paratroopers over Normandy saved from junkyard, restored
‘That’s All, Brother’ had been lost for seven decades.
-
With a face disfigured by war, this Union soldier’s life remained a near constant struggle
A photo found in the National Archives reveals a blue-eyed veteran with black hair, thick eyebrows and a disfigured lower jaw, mouth, and nose — the awful effects of a shrapnel wound suffered during the Battle of Fredericksburg.
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WWII US Marine laid to rest in central Kentucky
World War II Marine Corps Reserve Pfc. Albert Strange had been missing in action since 1943.
