Wreck of WWII Aircraft Carrier Hornet Discovered in South Pacific
The wreck of the World War II aircraft carrier Hornet has been discovered off the Solomon Islands by a research organization.
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Hulu's 'Catch-22' Remake Looks Like the Sarcastic War Story We've All Been Waiting For
George Clooney directed this new adaptation of Joseph Heller's 1961 satirical World War II novel.
SC Town Honors Black WWII Vet 7 Decades After Brutal Beating
An historical marker honors Sgt. Isaac Woodard's 1946 tragic encounter with a white police chief.
Here Are the Incredible Stories of the World War II Vets at the State of the Union
The acts of courage didn't stop at D-Day.
A Few Hundred Soldiers Could Get Their Army Greens This Month
The sergeant major of the Army revealed new details about the planned uniform.
‘Overlord’: Does Historical Accuracy Matter Once You Put Zombies in Your WWII Movie?
The filmmakers decided to desegregate the Army for their version of the D-Day invasion.
Woman Enslaved by Japan's Military Mourned near Protest Site
The funeral procession of a woman sexually enslaved by Japanese soldiers as a girl during WWII concluded Friday.
American Legion Seeks Pentagon Action on NY WWII Unknowns
American Legion officials are calling on New York lawmakers to request the Pentagon exhume the Long Island graves.
Historic World War II Flag Returns Home to Fort Drum
About 150 soldiers, their families and local dignitaries watched as the historic U.S. flag was unveiled during a ceremony.
Act of Cowardice During Anzio Invasion Still Riles WWII Veteran
Milton Miller, 93, still remembers the cowardice of his platoon leader during the invasion of Anzio, Italy in 1944.
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Man Shot and Killed at Naval Air Station After Busting Through Gate
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Retired General: Train, Pay Army and Marine Infantry as an Elite Force
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Sailor's Combat Death Leads to Navy-Wide Policy Changes
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Who Urinated in Her Boots? Mystery at Military Base Leads to Claims of Cover-Up
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