Rolling Thunder Chapter News Today

(OLNEY) A huge “thank you” to everyone who attended and took part in last weekend's Olney Christmas Parade. While there were officially 74 total entrie ...

Making his way down the hall to the gym at Weidman Elementary School Friday morning, Terry Kunst stopped at the "Wall of Heroes."

Rolling Thunder Chapter 5 will honor 14 Kentucky military members who are missing in action (MIA) from the Vietnam War and all prisoners of war (POW)/MIA during a candlelight vigil

The Veteran’s Memorial in Clark will have a new feature – a granite bench – courtesy of Rolling Thunder Chapter 2 South Dakota based in Brookings. The chapter has placed

Ray Van Voorthuysen of Muskegon wasn't on Omaha Beach on June 6, 1944, but he witnessed the carnage for himself when he landed the day after D-Day.

The rally of bikers that flood the Pentagon's North parking lot demanding closure for the unknown fates of American POWs and MIA has its last vigil Memorial Day 2019.

With many bearing large POW/MIA and American flags, hundreds of motorcyclists will pass through several North suburban towns for the 20th annual Thunder Run on Sunday, Sept. 18.

With many bearing large POW/MIA and American flags, hundreds of motorcyclists will pass through several north suburban towns on Sept. 18 for the 20th annual Thunder Run.

There's been more help on the ground in eastern Kentucky, but people going through this historic flooding still need much more.

Saturday, June 25th, was a day to honor and remember our nation’s most heroic service men and women for American Legion Post 29.