What was Armistice Day? A Look Back at the Origins of Veterans Day
Introduction Before there was Veterans Day, there was Armistice Day. Although the latter is not…
Trump Fires Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., Nominates Lt. Gen. Dan Caine as Successor
In a significant shake-up at the Pentagon, former President Donald Trump has removed Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. from his role as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The decision, announced via Trump’s TruthSocial post on Friday, marks a major shift in military leadership as Trump prepares to nominate retired Air Force…
Army Pvt. Travis King Sentenced for Desertion After Fleeing to North Korea
Fort Bliss, TX- Army Pvt. Travis King, who made international headlines last year after fleeing into North Korea, has been dishonorably discharged from the U.S. military following his guilty plea to charges of desertion and other offenses. However, a military judge ruled that King would not serve additional prison time, granting him release for time…
Trump’s Arlington Cemetery Event Violates Federal Law, Disrespects Veterans
ARLINGTON, VA – Donald Trump’s campaign was explicitly warned not to take photos or videos during a campaign event at Arlington National Cemetery. Despite these warnings, the campaign proceeded to capture and share footage on social media, a clear violation of federal law, according to officials. Among the headstones featured in Trump’s photos was that…
Donald Trump Says Military’s Medal of Honor Not as Important as Civilian Medal of Freedom
Trump Under Fire for Comparing Civilian Medal to Military’s Highest Honor, Sparks Outrage Among Veterans Bedminster, NJ – Former President Donald Trump is once again at the center of controversy for remarks made about military service members. During a recent event at his Bedminster, New Jersey estate, Trump claimed that the Presidential Medal of Freedom,…
Vandals Desecrate Veterans Memorial in Lakewood: US & POW Flags Burned and Veteran Memorial Damaged
Lakeview, CA – Flags were burned by vandals at a memorial for veterans in Lakewood sometime in the last few days, according to the city’s Mayor. In a Facebook post on Saturday afternoon, Mayor Todd Rogers condemned the actions of unknown vandals who allegedly burned American and MIA-POW flags placed at Veterans Memorial Plaza in…
Honoring the Last Living Voices: The 80th Anniversary of D-Day
The 80th anniversary of D-Day, marked by solemn ceremonies and grand re-enactments, may be the last major milestone where many veterans recount their stories firsthand.
Honoring Three Heroic Chaplains on the 80th Anniversary of D-Day
Honoring the bravery of three heroic chaplains on D-Day’s 80th anniversary, who provided courage and spiritual support during WWII’s pivotal battle.
98 Year Old WWII Marine Veteran Receives Diploma Days Before Passing
WWII Marine veteran Richard Remp, 98, was awarded his high school diploma just two days before his passing, honoring his lifelong service and dedication.
Bud Anderson, Last WWII Triple Ace Pilot, Passes Away at 102
Learn about the legacy of Clarence “Bud” Anderson, the last surviving WWII triple ace pilot, who passed away at 102. Learn about his remarkable military career and contributions to aviation history.
73 Years After Being Wounded During Korean War, Minnesota Veteran Finally Receives Purple Heart
Learn about Earl “Sonny” Meyer, a 96-year-old Korean War veteran from Minnesota, who was finally awarded the Purple Heart 73 years after being wounded in action.
