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Remains of Bataan Death March POW returned home
U.S. Army Air Forces Pvt. 1st Class Charles R. Powers was held at the Cabanatuan prison camp where more than 2,500 POWs died.
Offutt Air Force Base lab brings closure to Pearl Harbor families
Only 35 of the 429 sailors and Marines who died on the USS Oklahoma were identified during the war.
100-year-old WWII veteran survived POW camps and forced march
It wasn’t until three years ago that Bob Teichgraeber talked openly about his experience as a prisoner of war.
By Mike Koziatek, News-Democrat via AP
This non-profit organization works to recover WWII MIAs still missing
Friday marks 41 years since then President Jimmy Carter proclaimed a national day of remembrance for those Americans captured or still missing from war.
By Jared Morgan
Largest ever repatriation of South Korean soldiers’ remains being held today
DNA and forensic tools have helped identify the remains of 147 South Korean soldiers who fought alongside U.S. troops during the brutal Korean War.
By Todd South
Military commissaries seeing ‘strong sales’ with newly eligible disabled vets
In spite of hurdles, disabled veterans are using their new commissary benefit.
By Karen Jowers
Sam Johnson, ex-Texas GOP congressman and Vietnam POW, dies
Former Texas Rep. Sam Johnson, a military pilot who spent years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam before serving more than two decades in Congress, died Wednesday at age 89.
Military suspends recovery of fallen troops from overseas battlefields amid coronavirus concerns
DPAA officials said all field work is suspended until at least June.
Myanmar repatriates suspected remains of US WWII servicemen
The U.S. military on Thursday repatriated what may be the remains of service personnel who were lost in action in Myanmar during World War II.
Here’s why some bases aren’t allowing spouses to accompany their newly eligible veteran to shop
Will veterans and veteran caregivers with new shopping privileges have to leave their spouse at the gate because of a base's policies? It depends.
By Karen Jowers