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℘℘℘ We would see them on summer afternoons, big and brawny or wiry and tough, standing outside the fire-houses all over the city. Their denim shirts were often stained with sweat. They had the ease of men who did not need to brag about the work they did. It seemed that they were always laughing. We would see them when city leaves turned yellow with autumn, standing in the open doors of those firehouses. Inside, the red fire trucks and engines glistened with the pride of craftsmen who resp...

On a quiet, cool, gray Memorial Day, with occasional showers refreshing the thirsty earth and enlivening my view across the back porch, Kiki and I, also very quiet, pass the morning together in the office. I’ve been reading; she’s been lying in my...

Bell County contributed more than its share of nurses who served during the two World Wars — first from the schools of nursing at Scott & White, founded in 1904,

Remembering the 248 Wilmington men we lost during World War II Wilbur D. Jones Jr. © WILMINGTON STAR-NEWS/USA TODAY NETWORK Gravesite of Capt. John Richard “Dick” Garrabrant, 8th Infantry Regiment, 4th Division, killed in action in Normandy on June 10, 1944. Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France. (Georgia is listed because he entered the Army from there.) Marine Corsair fighter pilot First Lt. Bobby Goldberg, flying with VMF-511 on the USS Block Island, d...

This Memorial Day, take a moment to remember the American women who died in combat. 

The price of freedom has been paid in full throughout the history of the United States of America, arguably by none greater than those who served in World War II.

The heroes of Monroe County

It may be that making raspberry shrug from backyard berries and drinking it down on a hot summer day; or writing poems; or even revisiting the sites of memory with

Type keyword(s) to search Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. The Secret History of Slim Aaronss Life as a U.S. Army War Photographer He became famous photographing high society, but the legendary lensman got his start in uniform during World War II. May 28, 2021 “I traveled all over the world to photograph them,” he once added. “I found them in London and New York, Gstaad and Newport, ...

It is important to reflect on the soldiers, sailors, and airmen that have kept the United States safe.