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The American who built a secret army in World War II
In 1942, during the darkest days of World War II, Lieutenant Colonel Wendell Fertig refused to surrender after the fall of ...
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18 Americans held back Hitler’s World War II offensive
On December 16, 1944, eighteen American soldiers stood alone against 500 German paratroopers during the opening hours of the ...
Over six decades later, The Longest Day still stands out as one of the most well-made World War II movies ever put on screen.
The USS Lionfish was commissioned in 1944 and earned one battle star for service in World War II. It sank a Japanese ...
Ret. Army Master Sgt. Ed Beck made it through three wars and nearly died in a German POW camp to still be present, sharing ...
A humble World War II veteran who died more than 40 years ago is about to be awarded the nation's highest honor.
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Historic Bay Area shipyard hosts celebration as two of World War II’s legendary ‘Rosies’ turn 100
RICHMOND — Dozens of well-wishers turned the S.S. Red Oak Victory, a floating World War II museum in Richmond’s historic ...
Eighty years later, the remains of a 19-year-old Westmoreland County man killed in World War II have been identified.
Born just down the road in Pittsburg, Kansas in 1924, Johnie Ernest Clark has seen quite a bit of history-- including war.
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