Why bombers on WWII’s legendary ‘Doolittle Raid’ had broomsticks instead of tail guns By David Roza / Apr 18, 2022
Japan is still blowing up unexploded ordnance on Okinawa nearly 77 years after World War II By Max Hauptman / Jan 26, 2022
WWII Marine Medal of Honor recipient welcomes great-grandson to the Corps By David Roza / Jun 22, 2021
Meet the Night Witches: The female pilots who struck fear into Nazi troops By Amy Dickey, Sandboxx / Nov 24, 2020
How a 15-year-old Marine became one of the infamous WWII ‘Thieves on Saipan’ By Douglas Perry, The Oregonian / Nov 9, 2020
‘I can’t imagine doing this in boots’ — Soldiers revisit Currahee Mountain of ‘Band of Brothers’ fame By David Roza / Oct 18, 2020
2 D-Day vets, one of whom served with ‘Band of Brothers’ Easy Company, pass away By Jim Day, Albany Democrat-Herald, Ore. / Oct 13, 2020
The Polish Navy is defusing the biggest WWII bomb it has ever uncovered By Reuters Staff / Oct 13, 2020
This WWII soldier survived 5 days behind enemy lines on nothing but chocolate bars By Hailey Branson-Potts, Los Angeles Times / Oct 2, 2020
77 years later, Marine killed on Tarawa returns home to Illinois By Phil Luciano, Journal Star, Peoria, Ill. / Sep 24, 2020
76 years ago, this WWII paratrooper threw himself on a grenade to save his buddies By Kip Hill, The Spokesman-Review / Sep 20, 2020
76 years ago, this WWII paratrooper threw himself on a grenade to save his buddies By Kip Hill, The Spokesman-Review / Sep 20, 2020
‘Unbelievable how many ships we sank’ — When Nazi submarines had free rein of the East Coast By Paul Guzzo, Tampa Bay Times / Sep 15, 2020
WWII pilot, 9-time Bronze Star recipient, cartoonist— the incredible life of Henry Kent By Steven Mayer, The Bakersfield Californian / Sep 3, 2020