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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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This admiral’s brown water strategy blasted the Viet Cong out of the Mekong Delta waters
Vice Adm. Elmo “Bud” Zumwalt realized he had to inject new vigor into waterborne operations and devise a more effective strategy to abandon search-and-destroy tactics.
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How North Vietnam’s P-4s missed the mark
Modifications to the aluminum-hulled vessels improved the P-4’s air defense but had a downside.
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He’s on a mission to capture every last WWII vet’s wartime stories
Every day, the ponytailed 19-year-old son of Indian immigrants interviews at least one American combat veteran of World War II.
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Air Force combat controller to receive Silver Star for heroism in Iraq
Staff Sgt. Christopher Lewis was attached to a platoon of Navy SEALs as a joint terminal attack controller escorting more than 300 Kurdish peshmerga forces.
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Three Marine veterans’ awards upgraded to Navy Cross, Silver Stars
The awards were presented for the Marines’ bravery in Iraq.
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Jim Nabors, Gomer Pyle on ‘Andy Griffith Show,’ dies at 87
His health had been declining for the past year and his immune system was suppressed after he underwent a liver transplant about 20 years ago.
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NASCAR Hall of Famer, World War II vet Bud Moore dies at 92
The long-time NASCAR team owner landed on Utah Beach on D-Day.
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Pentagon identifies Fort Bliss soldier who died in Iraq
Cpl. Todd McGurn died on Saturday in a non-combat-related incident.
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Interview: Marine Corps Col. Wesley Fox
Medal of Honor recipient Wesley Fox, retired at 62 after holding virtually every Marine Corps rank from private to colonel, still inspires new generations of leaders.
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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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This admiral’s brown water strategy blasted the Viet Cong out of the Mekong Delta waters
Vice Adm. Elmo “Bud” Zumwalt realized he had to inject new vigor into waterborne operations and devise a more effective strategy to abandon search-and-destroy tactics.
-
How North Vietnam’s P-4s missed the mark
Modifications to the aluminum-hulled vessels improved the P-4’s air defense but had a downside.
-
He’s on a mission to capture every last WWII vet’s wartime stories
Every day, the ponytailed 19-year-old son of Indian immigrants interviews at least one American combat veteran of World War II.
-
Air Force combat controller to receive Silver Star for heroism in Iraq
Staff Sgt. Christopher Lewis was attached to a platoon of Navy SEALs as a joint terminal attack controller escorting more than 300 Kurdish peshmerga forces.
-
Three Marine veterans’ awards upgraded to Navy Cross, Silver Stars
The awards were presented for the Marines’ bravery in Iraq.
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Jim Nabors, Gomer Pyle on ‘Andy Griffith Show,’ dies at 87
His health had been declining for the past year and his immune system was suppressed after he underwent a liver transplant about 20 years ago.
-
NASCAR Hall of Famer, World War II vet Bud Moore dies at 92
The long-time NASCAR team owner landed on Utah Beach on D-Day.
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Pentagon identifies Fort Bliss soldier who died in Iraq
Cpl. Todd McGurn died on Saturday in a non-combat-related incident.
-
Interview: Marine Corps Col. Wesley Fox
Medal of Honor recipient Wesley Fox, retired at 62 after holding virtually every Marine Corps rank from private to colonel, still inspires new generations of leaders.
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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.
-
This admiral’s brown water strategy blasted the Viet Cong out of the Mekong Delta waters
Vice Adm. Elmo “Bud” Zumwalt realized he had to inject new vigor into waterborne operations and devise a more effective strategy to abandon search-and-destroy tactics.
-
How North Vietnam’s P-4s missed the mark
Modifications to the aluminum-hulled vessels improved the P-4’s air defense but had a downside.
-
He’s on a mission to capture every last WWII vet’s wartime stories
Every day, the ponytailed 19-year-old son of Indian immigrants interviews at least one American combat veteran of World War II.
-
Air Force combat controller to receive Silver Star for heroism in Iraq
Staff Sgt. Christopher Lewis was attached to a platoon of Navy SEALs as a joint terminal attack controller escorting more than 300 Kurdish peshmerga forces.
-
Three Marine veterans’ awards upgraded to Navy Cross, Silver Stars
The awards were presented for the Marines’ bravery in Iraq.
-
Jim Nabors, Gomer Pyle on ‘Andy Griffith Show,’ dies at 87
His health had been declining for the past year and his immune system was suppressed after he underwent a liver transplant about 20 years ago.
-
NASCAR Hall of Famer, World War II vet Bud Moore dies at 92
The long-time NASCAR team owner landed on Utah Beach on D-Day.
-
Pentagon identifies Fort Bliss soldier who died in Iraq
Cpl. Todd McGurn died on Saturday in a non-combat-related incident.
-
Interview: Marine Corps Col. Wesley Fox
Medal of Honor recipient Wesley Fox, retired at 62 after holding virtually every Marine Corps rank from private to colonel, still inspires new generations of leaders.
