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The speaker the house will be in order. The prayer will be offered by rencheds jacob issac pack, beckley united pentacostal church, beckley, West Virginia. The chaplain lord, god, we want to say thank you lord for being a part of something bigger than ourselves, thank you god for trusting us with this awesome responsibility of continuing the great traditions. We thank you lord for the heritage of sacrifice that has been passed down by those who came before us. As we endeavor to continue in that noble heritage, we ask you for your wisdom and guidance and grant unity to your people. We ask that ...

Are all of the headstones showing lives lost on omaha beach. These are eight u. S. C130 aircraft overhead. As you look up and see the planes in the sky, imagine what it would have been like 75 years ago on this day when almost all daylight would have been blotted out by the 12,000 aircraft flying overhead to take part in the most complicated and immense Amphibious Landing of all time. You can see Emmanuel Macron and u. S. President donald trump there. As you have been noting the men seem to be getting along well today. Their body language very positive, but largely because they give themselves...

Seventy-eight years ago this week, a group of men helped to begin the liberation of Europe and contributed to the allied victory during the D-Day landings in France. They came

A look back at some notable Pittsburgh-area people the world lost in 2021. Joanne Rogers, a concert duo pianist and wife of the late Fred Rogers “She wasn’t going for the spotlight but she was very happy to respond to the national and worldwide interest in what Fred was offering

Black WWII veteran Henry Parham dies at 99 He was believed to be the last surviving member of an all-Black combat unit that served on D-Day The alleged last surviving member of a Black combat unit that served on D-Day has passed on. Henry Parham died of bladder cancer Sunday, July 4 at Pittsburgh VA Medical Center, per his obituary. He was 99-years-old. Henry Parham, a veteran of the only all-Black combat unit to land on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, was named a chevalier of the French Legion of Honor in 2013. “I managed to survive with God’s strength and help,” he said.