Dyersville resident inducted to U.S. Army ROTC Hall of Fame
CEDAR RAPIDS – A Dyersville resident recently had a homecoming of sorts. Fort Knox, the U.S. Army post in Kentucky, …
Source: thegazette.com
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Inconvenience loses to 'the right thing to do' | Daily Gate City - Keokuk, Iowa
Veterans Day is around the corner. For John and Bob, the day will be for remembering the men and women who serve in the United States military — and for
Source: mississippivalleypublishing.com
Inconvenience loses to 'the right thing to do' | News, Sports, Jobs
Veterans Day is around the corner. For John and Bob, the day will be for remembering the men and women who serve in the United States military — and for two s
Source: timesrepublican.com
Helping families decorate veterans' graves was too inconvenient for the U.S. government
The federal agency that tends military cemeteries decided it was a burden to help veterans' families decorate their loved ones' graves.
Source: iowacapitaldispatch.com
The right thing to do' loses to inconvenience | Columns
Veterans Day is around the corner. For John and Bob, the day will be for remembering the men and women who serve in the United States military — and for
Source: ottumwacourier.com
Diggers and Doughboys: Military allies for the last 100 years
High percentages of American diggers and doughboys had Irish and German heritage. Putting them all together made some sense at the time.
Source: yahoo.com
Community honors Crossville's Medal of Honor hero | Local News
Cumberland County paused Friday to mark the anniversary of the death of First Sgt. Milo Lemert of Crossville.
Source: crossville-chronicle.com
City to honor Lemert Friday
Cumberland County will take time Sept. 29 to remember 1st Sgt. Milo Lemert.
Source: crossville-chronicle.com
Remembering Sgt. Isaac Brantley
Nearly 80 years after a Rogers County man named Sgt. Isaac W. Brantley died on Omaha Beach in France, Oklahoma State Representative Terry O’Donnell traveled to Normandy to not only
Source: claremoreprogress.com