Air Force’s last serving prisoner of war, shot down in Desert Storm, retires after 33 years
“I don’t regret going over there, fighting and getting shot down ... That’s what I took an oath to do.”
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“I don’t regret going over there, fighting and getting shot down ... That’s what I took an oath to do.”
'All of those decisions have not been completed.'
“I never thought I would potentially end up in education debt in the Army."
The Ohio American Legion said the censorship was "premeditated."
The new Army directive goes into effect on July 1.
We are the tigers, mighty mighty tigers!
It's like Dunkirk, only the Germans are the good guys this time.
Mercury is in retrograde; we won't all be on the same page.
Who here wants bragging rights?
"We will accept nothing less than full Victory!"
'We’re pretty much back where we started.'
“When I was in the military, they gave me a medal for killing two men and a discharge for loving one.”
“I wasn’t there in 1944 in June on Omaha Beach, but seeing that I somehow felt I was."
SMA isn't ready to say goodbye to you just yet.
Surprisingly, surviving a fall like Lt. j.g. Levenson’s is not unheard of.
Editor's note: This article was originally published on June 18, 2015.
Make the Silent Service well-rested again.
"When you can launch an austere airbase in a space capsule, that’s frickin’ awesome!”