Officials from both governments agreed to move forward with the group. But the future of decision-making and cost burden is ...

Most days, you can find Laurent Stemkens at his busy job preparing food in a restaurant kitchen. The amiable, bushy-haired 25 ...

Morrison brought a copy of the letter with him when he visited Italy earlier this year – the same time a group from Fort Drum were there to observe the 80th anniversary of the 10th Mountain Division’s ...

Museum visitors can take a look into the cramped nose of a bomber at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans.

An Indiana man who fought in World War II war was finally returned home to a final resting place in Chesterton, having spent ...

The grave of Point Pleasant native John “Jack” R. Carleton, who died fighting in World War II, is still tenderly cared for ...

This past weekend I got to attend a local event marking the 250th Anniversary of the formation of the United States Army. I ...

As artwork goes, it's stunning — a giant tapestry of a blond, blue-eyed hunter holding a spear, a falcon perched on his arm, a fox sneaking behind his feet and a stag immediately behind him. Oak ...

"Now, he is using the Army as props to satisfy his ego and need to feel powerful. It's a shameless/shameful display of ...

The Village Voice report on the military parade in Washington D.C. notes that the POTUS's birthday celebration was pretty "meh." ...

Joseph L. Gray’s dog tag from WWII – SWNS. The dog tag ID belonging to a fallen World War II soldier has been returned to his family 80 years after his death.

Jun. 13—In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Thursday, June 14, 1945, edition of The Chronicle featured a story about U.S. Army Private First Class (PFC) Edward W. Roberts of ...