Page 28 - Third Army News Today

Kershaw spoke about his newest book, how faith and ego intertwined that winter in 1944, and how the Battle of the Bulge became an American triumph.

With Memorial Day past and today being the 80th anniversary of D-Day, I wanted to share the journeys and paths of Gordon E. Rhodes and Harry J. Michael. Both men

Charleston native who died in World War II set to return home after remains identified.

The Maysville Rotary Club recently heard tales of The Story Behind the Names book project.

Donald Mathy was one of the area’s unknown World War II heroes.One of four Mathy brothers to serve, he was the only one of the four not to come home

Third Army Commanding General George S. Patton, Jr. continues to have his memory preserved at Patton Hall at Third Army Headquarters on Shaw Air Force Base.

AUBURN — Two former Auburn residents, Mary Brandon and William H. Husselman, are featured in the spring issue of TRACES of Indiana and Midwestern History, a quarterly publication of the

Simple yet painful truth: Netanyahu prefers weakened Hamas in Gaza to secure power and avoid recognition of alternatives by the international community.

Private Norton G. Addison was so pleased with a four-day vacation at aThird Army rest camp in France that he sat right down and wrote…

The men who rebuilt the railway to Le Mans pulled off one of the greatest logistics operations of the Second World War