World War II

Lessons of the Berlin Airlift, 70 Years Later

As Team Trump faces various international crises, a look back to 1948 is worthwhile.

Remembering D-Day

Today marks the anniversary of D-Day, the Allied invasion of France that commenced June 6, 1944.

In America, the Holocaust Is Losing Its Shock Factor

And people wonder why history repeats itself.

Remembering Pearl Harbor

"December 7, 1941 — a date which will live in infamy."

D-Day — Freedom Is NOT Free

Honoring those who have bequeathed to us, life and blood, the Liberty so many take as birthright.

Pearl Harbor 75 Years Later

"December 7, 1941 — a date which will live in infamy."

Profiles of Valor: The Most Unlikely Hero — PFC Desmond Doss and Hacksaw Ridge

"Lord, please help me get one more man."

Honoring the Heroes of D-Day

The largest invasion force in history.

America Owes No Apologies to Japan

Obama will soon visit Hiroshima to pay respects to the dead.

Remembering Pearl Harbor

A date which will live in infamy.

1943: A Bloody Thanksgiving in the Pacific

As we celebrate Thanksgiving, take a moment to remember the many Americans who gave their last full measure 72 years ago in the attack on the Tarawa Atoll in the Gilbert Islands. Almost two years after Pearl Harbor, the assault by the 2nd Marine Division on a Japanese-held stronghold started on Nov. 20, 1943, five days before Thanksgiving. In a brutal three-day battle, over 1,000 Americans were killed, and almost 2,300 were wounded. In proportion to the forces engaged, it may have been one of the most costly battles in U.S. military history, with as many casualties suffered in three days as in the six-month campaign on Guadalcanal.

Surviving Hitler's 'Hell-Hole'

Remembering Frank Kravetz

Good Bye, Old Man...

A tribute to my father -- Blue Skies and Tailwinds! Until we meet again...

Profiles of Valor: Welcome Home, Lt. Bonnyman

A Patriot Model of Service and Sacrifice

New Jersey Considers WWII Carbine an 'Assault Weapon'

A state court ruled the carbine is an "illegal weapon."

Celebrating VJ Day

Seventy years ago today, the Japanese surrendered to Allied Forces.

Remembering the Japanese Surrender

Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures

Standing in the Gap

Honoring the Heroes of D-Day

More than 160,000 troops landed on a 50-mile stretch of heavily fortified beaches.

Celebrating VE Day With WWII Plane Flyover