Army's XVIII Airborne Corps Highlights Black D-Day Hero Denied Medal of Honor Though Woodson died at the age of 83, his widow, Joann, is still fighting to get him the Medal of Honor he was denied.
D-Day Veterans Few and Far Between as Time Moves on The soldiers that fought on D-Day are "the last great generation."
One Man Lays Wreaths in Normandy on This Unusual D-Day And to soothe the nerves of families, he has also been filming live for Facebook several ceremonies and wreathlayings.
The Loneliest of D-Day Remembrances is Hit by Pandemic The coronavirus lockdown has turned this year's remembrance into one of the eeriest ever.
The 4 Most Dangerous Missions American Troops Carried Out on D-Day Historian Rob Citino describes the most perilous jobs American troops performed to help make D-Day a WWII turning point.
Florida Historian Helps Seek Catholic Sainthood for World War II Chaplain Rev. Ignatius Maternowski is believed to be the only American chaplain to die on D-Day.
Push to Posthumously Give Black Soldier D-Day Medal of Honor It is clear, the letter says, that Woodson did not receive the medal during World War II "because of the color of his skin."
Lone Sailor Now Stands Watch at Historic D-Day Beach The statue at Utah Beach is the first one located outside the United States.
A Bodyguard of Lies: How the Allies Deceived Germany about D-Day "While the intent to invade could not be concealed, the location had to be if there was going to be any chance of success."
Trump Tells D-Day Veterans They're Among Greatest Americans President Trump on Thursday lauded the heroism of American and Allied service members who participated in the D-Day invasion.
US Only 'Marginally' Ready for Great Power Fight, New Assessment Finds The Heritage Index assessed U.S. military strength across the service branches on a five-tiered scale.
As Army Cuts Recruiters, Service Deploys 2-Man Mobile Recruiting Stations U.S. Army Recruiting Command is reducing its force by roughly 1,700 recruiters over the next year.
Illinois WWII Veteran Survived POW Camps and Forced March Robert Teichgraeber, 100, survived 421 days as a prisoner of war.
First Class Midshipmen Uphold Naval Academy Traditions, Celebrate Service Assignments By the end of the spring, there will be 294 new naval aviation officers.
Marines Prep for Possible War in Europe During Massive East Coast Training Exercise Members of II Marine Expeditionary Force wrapped up a training exercise last week that ran from North Carolina to New York.
