World War II veterans are described as “The Greatest Generation” because of their courage, patriotism and strength in the ...

After the policy forbidding German Jews from serving in the U.S. military was changed during World War II, Pins joined the Army and was going through basic training, believing he would be sent ...

Local politician Mark Mather told the BBC that the area was reportedly used to train the Home Guard volunteer army during World War II, and it appeared that after the war the ordnance was buried.

MILLVILLE, New Jersey -- The history of World War II in South Jersey and beyond is captured through the planes, uniforms, and other military artifacts at the Millville Army Air Field Museum.

A chance discovery reveals an 80 year old story of battlefield sacrifice, adding new chapters to the history of two families.

Eighty years ago, 700 soldiers started an uphill battle — literally — as they scaled the walls of Riva Ridge in Italy to ...

World War II Pfc. Roland L. Bragg lived in Maine until his 1999 death and is remembered as a hero. He replaces the fort's ...

After close to eight decades, UDF Army Private First Class Robert L ... The effort was supported by research from Descendants of World War II Rangers Inc., Associazione Salerno 1943, and the ...

Around 25 people attended the event for Al Pallas, who fought in the Army during World War II, before returning home to coach baseball. His father worked for the Chicago Cubs. His daughter ...

Even though Ford stopped production of the M4A3 Sherman in 1943, it continued creating M4 engines for other tanks until the end of World War II ... so the army contracted Ford to help with ...

The airport was first used by the U.S. Army Air Force for training during World War II (date unknown for photo). [Courtesy: Curt and Eric Schutze] The airfield’s origins are rooted in World War ...

When the Rangers won the 1940 Stanley Cup, World War 2 was underway but players didn't enlist until after the Cup triumph. When Jim Hendy's Hockey Guide appeared in the Fall of 1942, the following ...