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Dave Riggs believes his company commander’s decision saved his life in Vietnam in 1966.

Jonathan Sandler has captured his grandfather's unusual wartime experience as an English GI in a graphic novel

Jonathan Sandler has captured his grandfather's unusual wartime experience as an English GI in a graphic novel

Columnist Mike Richard reveals the fate of two Gardner servicemen in the war — one was killed when his aircraft carrier was struck by two kamikazes

At the turn of the 20th century, Louisiana's Cajun people were still growing up speaking their own form of the French language. Today, this history and culture is widely celebrated, but at the time, it was considered a low-class, "back country language," according to author and podcaster Jason Theriot.

What we need above all is the sort of sensible realism women and men who served bring to policy.

Memorial Day: Reflection and renewal

Memorial Day provides the opportunity to recognize the military’s emphasis on merit and commitment to fairness. We need the sort of sensible realism that women and men who served bring to policy.

Bernard Bluestein and Seymour Nussenbaum, veterans of the Ghost Army of World War II look back on their battles in combat and in art.

Doolittle and the heroic soldiers of the third army who are behind me now and have always been behind me. brian: that moment is true. he also fought world war i and becomes the commander in world war ii not without controversy. >> you think of the movie with george c. scott and this booming commanding man. but this little shrill voice and squeaky at times. but people learn dont make fun of him because he will come back and get you. he knew how to nod his head in the direction of others to get hi...