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In the various conflicts, service members fought in the waters of the Atlantic and Pacific. They traversed mountains in Italy, France, Korea and Vietnam. They trudged through the tropical jungles of the Philippines. And they fought in countless other locations.

The former director of the Rockland Veterans Agency came up with innovative ways to reach veterans and ensure their health care.

The wreath-laying ceremony was part of Wreaths Across America.

"Were not here today just to decorate graves. Were here to remember not their deaths, but their lives. Each wreath is a gift of appreciation from a grateful American."

In 1952, a C-124 flew straight into a remote Alaskan mountaintop, killing all aboard. Here’s the story of what it’s taking to bring them home.

Purdue University unveiled a chair of remembrance honoring service members who are prisoners of war or missing in action as an addition to their Memorial Union’s Great Hall.

Veterans Day Parade returns after two-year delay, Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

Russian families searching for loved ones say the system for finding missing soldiers is as disorganized as Vladimir Putin’s military effort, which has been marked by dysfunction from the beginning.

The wife of a missing Russian soldier who was fighting in Ukraine is desperately trying to find her husband and solve the mystery of his fate. Anna Danilova says a Ukrainian soldier contacted her in April to say that her husband, Aleksandr Yaroslavtsev, was alive and had been taken prisoner. But Ukrainian officials have told RFE/RL that there is no record of him as a prisoner of war. Russian authorities claim Danilova's husband was killed in action and have threatened her with prison if she ...

In an era in which the 10 richest people in the world more than doubled their fortunes in the midst of a pandemic, as everyone elses portfolio seemed to vaporize in the air like steam in the Sonoran, it is up to our finest social satirists to strike a blow for the rest of us. Ruben Ostlund has what appears to be a direct pipeline into the psyche of his often wealthy and exceedingly vain characters. More than anything, it seems, money has the ability to help them hide their frail neediness and va...