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Alpharetta resident Egil (Gil) Leines accepted the invitation to try out for the U.S. Marine Ceremonial Guard Companys elite Silent Drill Platoon in 1958.

The First Division Museum at Cantigny Park in Wheaton continues its Date with History series with military historian Patrick K. ODonnell on his 2018 book, "The Unknowns: The Untold Story of Americas Unknown Soldier and WWIs Most Decorated Heroes Who Brought Him Home."

Patton commanded U.S. forces in North Africa and Europe in World War II, but the charismatic officer also played a key role in World War I.

It was a deceptively beautiful September day in the nation’s capital. No severe weather was expected, but by that afternoon several inches of rain had fallen in parts of the district. No one was more caught off-guard than Virginia Waller-Torres of Hagerstown, Maryland. She was coming down an exit ramp when she ran headlong into […]

A minute after she prayed, a group of Marines seemed to appear out of nowhere.

"This is the most American thing ever."

"This is the most American thing ever."

"This is the most American thing ever."

"This is the most American thing ever."