Pearl Harbor Sailors Finally Laid to Rest, Thanks to DNA Testing
The remains of 186 sailors and Marines from the battleship USS Oklahoma have been identified through DNA testing.
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Yankee Air Museum Hosts 75th Birthday for Last B-25 Combat Bomber
The B-25D bomber was built in December 1943 and flew eight missions over Italy in 1944.
Aircraft Technician with Tuskegee Airmen Dies at 100 in NYC
Wilfred DeFour was honored just last month at a ceremony to rename a Manhattan post office after the Tuskegee Airmen.
Survivors Gather at Pearl Harbor for Attack Remembrance
About 20 survivors gathered at Pearl Harbor to pay tribute to the thousands of men lost in the Japanese attack 77 years ago.
'Man on the Street' Archives: After Pearl Harbor, a Shocked Nation Readies for War
The Library of Congress has interviews with ordinary Americans recorded on Dec. 8, 1941.
Pearl Harbor Re-Burials Across the US Give Families Closure
The Oklahoma's casualties were second only to the USS Arizona, which lost 1,177 men.
WWII Pilot's Remains Interred at Arlington, Along with Son's
The remains of Army Air Forces 1st Lt. Eugene P. Ford were interred Tuesday at Arlington National Cemetery.
Remains of Houston Aviator in WWII Recovered, Identified
The remains of a military pilot from Texas missing since his plane was shot down in France during WWII have been recovered.
Fewer Pearl Harbor Attack Survivors Expected to Attend 77th Anniversary
Only about 34 World War II and Pearl Harbor survivors -- now in their 90s -- are expected for the ceremony this Dec. 7.
Pentagon IDs Remains of Tuskegee Airman Killed in WWII
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency said the remains accounted for earlier this year are those of Lawrence Dickson.
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5 Missing, 2 Found After F/A-18 Fighter, Refueling Tanker Crash Off Japan
A Marine refueling plane and a fighter jet crashed into the Pacific Ocean off Japan's southwestern coast after colliding.
Presidential Funeral Train Will Be First in Nearly 50 Years
On Thursday, a 4,300-horsepower machine will carry Bush's casket, along with relatives and close friends, for 70 miles.
B-52 Squadron Commander Fired over Penis Drawings in Bomber Cockpits
Lt. Col. Paul Goossen was relieved from duty after sexually explicit and phallic drawings were discovered.
Air Force Issues Guidelines for Operational Camouflage Uniform Patches
Unit patches for the new Operational Camouflage Uniform will be limited to just four colors, Air Force officials said.
Retired Gen. Shelton: George H.W. Bush Nearly Died in Skydiving Accident
Former President George H.W. Bush nearly had a fatal skydiving accident, Army Gen. Hugh Shelton said on Tuesday.