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Veterans, families mark 74 years since Allied D-Day landings
Families of fallen soldiers and dwindling numbers of veterans of the D-Day invasion gathered on the Normandy shore Wednesday to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that helped change the course of World War II.
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Expansion of Arlington National Cemetery to open soon with 6,000 pre-dug graves
The 27-acre space is expected to give the cemetery capacity into the 2040s.
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Marine who died in WWII buried in Massachusetts
A decorated U.S. Marine killed during the Battle of Guadalcanal in World War II has finally been laid to rest.
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Sergeant awarded Navy and Marine Corps medal for disarming suicidal Marine
The incident involved a loaded rifle, ammunition and alcohol bottles strewn about and a struggling Marine armed with two semi-automatic pistols.
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Marine awarded Silver Star for Vietnam heroics a half century later
Kelley refused to allow his position to be captured by the enemy, “and ignoring his own wounds, murderously engaged the enemy until they broke contact.”
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Design of Medal of Honor Museum to start over again after $3.5 million spent
Planners of a National Medal of Honor Museum in South Carolina have agreed to start over on the design, and get input from the public this time.
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World War II museum’s Bob Hope exhibit opens Friday
The National World War II Museum is about to open a new exhibit about comedian Bob Hope and his performances for American troops serving around the world.
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Groups seek information on World War I vets from families
The Brazos County World War I Centennial Committee hopes to collect photographs, records, images of artifacts and stories of locally connected World War I vets while the surviving progeny still retain these memories of their ancestors.
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Navy SEAL to receive Medal of Honor for 2002’s Operation Anaconda
Retired Master Chief Britt Slabinski will receive the honor later this month, the White House announced Monday.
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DoD identifies US soldier killed in Afghanistan by small arms fire
The U.S. soldier killed in action in eastern Afghanistan was identified Tuesday as Spc. Gabriel Conde of Loveland, Colorado.
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Veterans, families mark 74 years since Allied D-Day landings
Families of fallen soldiers and dwindling numbers of veterans of the D-Day invasion gathered on the Normandy shore Wednesday to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that helped change the course of World War II.
-
Expansion of Arlington National Cemetery to open soon with 6,000 pre-dug graves
The 27-acre space is expected to give the cemetery capacity into the 2040s.
-
Marine who died in WWII buried in Massachusetts
A decorated U.S. Marine killed during the Battle of Guadalcanal in World War II has finally been laid to rest.
-
Sergeant awarded Navy and Marine Corps medal for disarming suicidal Marine
The incident involved a loaded rifle, ammunition and alcohol bottles strewn about and a struggling Marine armed with two semi-automatic pistols.
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Marine awarded Silver Star for Vietnam heroics a half century later
Kelley refused to allow his position to be captured by the enemy, “and ignoring his own wounds, murderously engaged the enemy until they broke contact.”
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Design of Medal of Honor Museum to start over again after $3.5 million spent
Planners of a National Medal of Honor Museum in South Carolina have agreed to start over on the design, and get input from the public this time.
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World War II museum’s Bob Hope exhibit opens Friday
The National World War II Museum is about to open a new exhibit about comedian Bob Hope and his performances for American troops serving around the world.
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Groups seek information on World War I vets from families
The Brazos County World War I Centennial Committee hopes to collect photographs, records, images of artifacts and stories of locally connected World War I vets while the surviving progeny still retain these memories of their ancestors.
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Navy SEAL to receive Medal of Honor for 2002’s Operation Anaconda
Retired Master Chief Britt Slabinski will receive the honor later this month, the White House announced Monday.
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DoD identifies US soldier killed in Afghanistan by small arms fire
The U.S. soldier killed in action in eastern Afghanistan was identified Tuesday as Spc. Gabriel Conde of Loveland, Colorado.
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Veterans, families mark 74 years since Allied D-Day landings
Families of fallen soldiers and dwindling numbers of veterans of the D-Day invasion gathered on the Normandy shore Wednesday to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that helped change the course of World War II.
-
Expansion of Arlington National Cemetery to open soon with 6,000 pre-dug graves
The 27-acre space is expected to give the cemetery capacity into the 2040s.
-
Marine who died in WWII buried in Massachusetts
A decorated U.S. Marine killed during the Battle of Guadalcanal in World War II has finally been laid to rest.
-
Sergeant awarded Navy and Marine Corps medal for disarming suicidal Marine
The incident involved a loaded rifle, ammunition and alcohol bottles strewn about and a struggling Marine armed with two semi-automatic pistols.
-
Marine awarded Silver Star for Vietnam heroics a half century later
Kelley refused to allow his position to be captured by the enemy, “and ignoring his own wounds, murderously engaged the enemy until they broke contact.”
-
Design of Medal of Honor Museum to start over again after $3.5 million spent
Planners of a National Medal of Honor Museum in South Carolina have agreed to start over on the design, and get input from the public this time.
-
World War II museum’s Bob Hope exhibit opens Friday
The National World War II Museum is about to open a new exhibit about comedian Bob Hope and his performances for American troops serving around the world.
-
Groups seek information on World War I vets from families
The Brazos County World War I Centennial Committee hopes to collect photographs, records, images of artifacts and stories of locally connected World War I vets while the surviving progeny still retain these memories of their ancestors.
-
Navy SEAL to receive Medal of Honor for 2002’s Operation Anaconda
Retired Master Chief Britt Slabinski will receive the honor later this month, the White House announced Monday.
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DoD identifies US soldier killed in Afghanistan by small arms fire
The U.S. soldier killed in action in eastern Afghanistan was identified Tuesday as Spc. Gabriel Conde of Loveland, Colorado.
