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I never really thought much about the flu. It seemed like something that came around every year and people get sick and get better again. I never been interested in it at all but a few years ago im a reporter from the New York Times and i wrote an article for the times about a miraculous discovery. There was a guy at Walter Reed Medical Center and he was writing in a technical journal called Science Magazine that he had managed to get some samples from the soldiers who died in 1918 and in that l...

Which is november 1, 1955 to may 15, 1975 to stand and be recognized. Veterans as you exit the theater after todays program, National Archives staff and volunteers will present each of you with the vietnam veteran lapel pin. On the back is embossed a grateful nation thanks and honors you. United states vietnam war commemoration is a National Initiative and the lapel pin is the nations lasting thanks. The National Archives billing is always an impressive site, but this week we are attracting a bi...

And new road rules for drivers here in pennsylvania. How tougher penalties are designed to keep them sober. Good morning, today is sunday august 27th, im jan carabao, we will talk about harvey in a moment but first we will look at our weather here at home. Heres meteorologist Matt Peterson, good sunday morning, matt. Good morning. Our day is looking great. Fantastic, yesterday was wonderful day to get outside did you get outside. Difficult. I was able to get out too and it looks like today will ...

The Illinois man who now lives in Florida served in both the US Marine Corps and Army and later flew helicopters in Afghanistan and for Africa Command.

Memorial Day is a special time for local military veterans such as Don Jaramillo. He did two tours of duty in Vietnam, receiving three medals of valor with the 101st Airborne Division A158 Aviation.

We have been learning about Mike Lamfers, who grew up east of Amiret and, after graduating from Tracy High School in 1965, served with the Marines in Vietnam.

Joe Garst grew up on a small Kansas farm and went on to become a specialist in the army.

In the midst of the Vietnam War, as a newly promoted first lieutenant, I navigated the unpredictable dangers and crucial leadership decisions that came with leading a platoon through the dense jungles and uncertain terrains of a conflict that tested both my resolve and my survival instincts.

The South Vietnamese only had months to prepare for a U.S. evacuation when in reality they needed years.

2009—Combat Outpost Keating, in Nuristan, badly-sited and scheduled for abandonment, is mostly overrun by Taliban fighters who capture weapons and ammunition…