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$55,000 Reward Set for Information on 101st Airborne Soldier's Murder at Fort Campbell
Military.com via Yahoo News· 7 days agoOriginally from Mesquite, Texas Duenas-Aguilar enlisted in the Army in 2018 as an information...
Pigeons and parachuting dog decorated as D-Day heroes
Press Association News via AOL· 3 days agoHe received the Dickin Medal on September 1 1944 with the citation: “For delivering the first...
Last goodbye to soldier from North Texas, Katia Dueñas Aguilar
Dallas Morning News· 3 days agoDueñas Aguilar was remembered as joyful and willing to help others and serve her country....
World War II veterans will travel from Dallas to Normandy
Dallas Morning News· 4 days agoIn 1944, they came from every corner of America, young men answering their nation’s call. On May 31,...
Letters to the editor: Well done, Mr. Bittner - Riverhead News Review
The Riverhead News-Review· 2 days agoSeventy-five percent of human communication is through body language. This is why Trump will win in...
Lansford honors service, sacrifice on Memorial Day | Times News Online
Times News· 7 days agoJack Kranchick, a veteran of the Vietnam War and retired Pennsylvania State Police Trooper, was...
John Scott Hogan
Hartford Courant· 6 days agoJohn S. Hogan, (77) of Bristol, formerly of Newington, beloved husband for 43 years of Linda (Arcari) Hogan passed away May 24, 2024 ...
Four women are buried among several thousand men at the US’s D-Day cemetery. These are their...
Stars and Stripes· 4 hours agoCOLLEVILLE-SUR-MER, France — Among the roughly 9,400 graves at Normandy American Cemetery are those ...
Froma Harrop: Masks off, everybody -- almost everybody
Lexington Clipper-Herald· 5 days agoAt least 18 states don't allow people to go about their streets wearing pointed Ku Klux Klan hoods....
Opinion: D-Day remembered -- Iowan from Clinton jumped into France
The Gazette· 2 days agoWith these words eighty years ago, Supreme Allies Commander, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, issued the...
