Famous Veterans

Ed Farhat drove a tank in Europe and later drove his fists into the faces of his wrestling opponents.

From 1949 to 1962, "Concrete Charlie" was one of the most feared linebackers in the NFL.

The Beav also talks about those rumors that he was killed in action.

Rod Serling knew what it was like to be tired of war on a deep level and uncertain of your own survival.

Sidney Poitier. Elvis. Clint Eastwood. The Army has been home to a diverse lot of entertainers.

The U.S. Air Force pilot's record stood until 2012.

The comedian adopted his trademark crew cut and horn-rimmed glasses during his time serving with the Marine Corps Reserves.

After being drafted into the Army during the Korean War, Clint Eastwood was discovered while volunteering as a lifeguard at...

"I have trouble with direction, because I have trouble with authority. I was not a good Marine."