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Vietnam veteran and jet engine mechanic David Muehlbauer has enough stories about his time in the Air Force to fill a book or two. From his early love of airplanes

Museum appointments Retired Marine Claire Swatosh said his new Heroes Museum doesn’t have regular operating hours because he still works as a landscaper, but appointments may be made. There is

LEXINGTON — For many individuals, joining a military branch represents a pivotal decision in their lives. Current Lexington resident Carl Hays, known as HM2 Hays during his service in the

A tightly folded flag resting on a bookshelf, a “stars and stripes” logo heading a newspaper obituary notice, or perhaps an empty chair at a family gathering are all poignant

Tom Gann, Lincoln Countys veterans service officer, wants state senators to drop a 134-year-old restriction on short-term county veterans relief to veterans who served "during a period of war."

During Thursday’s annual Veterans Salute, Chippewa Manor unveiled a display of the more than 130 local veterans stories it has helped tell in the last 15 years.

Aviation Ordnance is not the usual career choice for a young woman entering the U. S. Navy, but it was the choice of Carma Miller.

After basic and advanced training, he shipped out to the Pacific theater of the war. The Marine Corps strategy during the war was capturing islands, known as “island hopping." In

The county’s Veterans Day program will take place inside the Senior Center in Marion on Saturday Nov. 11 starting at 11 a.m.

Chippewa Falls YMCA volunteers pack up toiletries, food, Christmas decor, books and handwritten cards and deliver holiday packages to U.S. military personnel.