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A Troop Who is Also an American Hero on the Homefront user story

shared by BFSDanetta

This is a story about my kidney donor, Dennis, one of those rare, fine individuals who turns an ordinary life into heroism. I met Dennis strictly by chance, very much like throwing a bottle into the
I was a DJ for the Armed Forces Radio Service (Good Morning Vietnam) during the War user story images

shared by "Diamond Don" Barnes

I was a teenager when Rock and Roll music was introduced in the mid fifties. Bill Haley and his Comets "Rocked us Around The Clock", followed by Elvis Presley with Heartbreak Hotel. Little
"from my eyes" user story images

shared by David Garza

Mercedes Veterans War MemorialMemorial Services "from my eyes" As I looked at my committee members and Rosemarie Ellis from Weslaco who will sing the National Anthem and they a
Tears in the Darkness: The Story of the Bataan Death March and Its Aftermath user story images

shared by Normansb

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PTSD Vet gets Help from Service dog user story

shared by Chrisa

Po­st Trau­m­atic Stress D­iso­rd­er can cau­se l­ife-l­o­ng stru­ggl­es with­ d­epressio­n and­ fl­ash­-b­acks. Ch­ris
MY SON 'S TRIBUTE TO ME ON VETERANS DAY user story

shared by RICHARD POLICZ

Guest CommentaryNovember 2007by: Rich Policz "In July of 1970 my company was to assault a hill called 805. It was July 12. I remember the day well. It was my 21st birthday. We took the hill with
Welcome Home to All Veterans user story images

shared by Kate German

First Lieutenant David Westphall was among sixteen Marines killed in an ambush in Con Thien, Vietnam May 22, 1968. The grieving Westphalls used David's insurance policies as a catalyst for the
One original Hatfield user story

shared by sister

I met Roger about 2 years ago when I joined the Lion's Club in Cadiz Ky. He was a disabled veteran with a heart breaking story. He was also a charter member of our Lion's Club and famous fo
Survivors of the Bataan Death March user story

shared by don borman

My cousin Walter Engstrom was in the Army Air Force,stationed somewhere in the Phillipines when the Japanese bomber Pearl Harbor in WWII. He was captured and my aunt was told that he was on the death
A Night to Remember user story

shared by steinken

On November 18th, 1969 at 0200 hours we were on a Combat Air Patrol Barrier mission 30 miles east of Hanoi North Vietnam. A flight of two (2) F4Bs from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron -542. Call signs
The First Surface to Air Missle (SAM) strike in North Vietnam user story images

shared by steinken

On July 25th 1965, the first surface to air missle launched in the Vietnam War was fired at a formation of four (4) Air Force F4 fighters over Hanoi. The missle took out the number 2 man in the forma
USO - We Thank You user story images

shared by SmithFamily

Our son, a Lance Corporal in the United States Marine Corps, has been deployed to the Middle East three times. Two of them were to Iraq. Each time, we have gone to Camp Lejeune to see him off. We hav
My Story 1962-1999 user story

shared by Patrick Marshall

  My Story  SFC Patrick W. Marshall, USA RetPioneer, California                    &
USO Welcomes our Troops user story

shared by cfoltz

My son joined the Marine Corps right out of high school 3 years ago.  We are from a small town and not that familiar with the military and once he graduated from boot camp and began traveling al
The USO images

by Nancy Henderson

Volunteer Mary Parry, 85, recalls sitting at her USO desk at Fort Drum, a U.S. Army base near Watertown, N.Y. (pop. 26,705), in 2006 when a young soldier from Alabama approached with tears in his eyes.
I'm slowly losing my dad user story

shared by justbnkim

I am writing today to tell people about my father.  He was in Vietnam and did several tours, I respect my dad for doing what he had to do.  I also want to tell anyone and everyone abou
In the Service of Our Country--Navy Patrol Bombing Squadron (VPB-111) user story images

shared by chiefpeterb

                                  
Vietnam Veteran still giving to his country user story

shared by Shirley

His name is Michael Reagan and he lives in Edmonds Wa. He's an artist who has dedicated his life to ALL our Fallen Hero's. Here is an interview he had back in 2006 that might explain it bette
HENRY LEWIS SHOLAR, US NAVY WW II USS BACHE DD 470 user story images

shared by Jim Sholar

HENRY LEWIS SHOLAR, son of  Emit Henry Sholar and Rutha Belle Chadwick. He was born July 17, 1914 in Dover, Stewart County, Tennessee, and died April 23, 1996 in Clarksville, Montgomery Co., TN.
MARVIN EDWARD SHOLAR, IS NAVY WW II user story images

shared by Jim Sholar

MARVIN EDWARD SHOLAR was born August 12, 1912 in Grady County, Georgia, and died March 16, 1985 in Leon County, Florida. He was the son of Samuel Curtiss Sholar and Hannah McMillan. He married PATRIC
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