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Deepening military interoperability between the United States and the Philippines is being met with both joy and caution, writes Narupat Rattanakit (American University).

Eighty-one veterans that served either in the Korean War or in Vietnam took on national war memorials in Washington D.C. Saturday.

For the April Blue Ridge Honor Flight, many Vietnam veterans visited the Vietnam War Memorial to pay respects to their fellow comrades.

Western North Carolinas Michael Butrum, a Tomb of the Unknown Soldier guard in the 1960s, is set for his first Blue Ridge Honor Flight on April 29.

The Prince of Wales was in Warsaw, Poland, on Thursday, where he laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Solider

Prince William paid an unannounced visit to British troops deployed near the Ukrainian border in Poland Wednesday.

On May 1, 1898, the United States won its first major engagement of the Spanish-American War at Manila Bay in the Philippines. The American fleet’s flagship, the USS Olympia, was for a brief moment the most famous ship in the world. It was named for the City of Olympia.  

The Society of the Tomb of the Unknown Solider in Washington D.C. has invited the CPC Honor Guard to represent both the Apsáalooke Nation as well as the Native American

The Russell J. Salvatore’s Patriots and Heroes Park on Transit Road in the Town of Lancaster that pays tribute to U.S. military and first responded was targeted by extensive vandalism.

Students at West Oak Middle School in Oconee County have been selected to lay at wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery.