Normandy Commemorates D-Day with Small Crowds, but Big Heart The official 77th anniversary ceremonies are limited to a small number of selected guests and dignitaries.
D-Day Spirit of Remembrance Lives on, Despite the Pandemic Charles Shay is expected to be the only U.S. veteran at Sunday’s anniversary day ceremony at the Normandy American Cemetery.
Army's XVIII Airborne Corps Highlights Black D-Day Hero Denied Medal of Honor Though Woodson died at the age of 83, his widow, Joann, is still fighting to get him the Medal of Honor he was denied.
Lone Sailor Now Stands Watch at Historic D-Day Beach The statue at Utah Beach is the first one located outside the United States.
A Bodyguard of Lies: How the Allies Deceived Germany about D-Day "While the intent to invade could not be concealed, the location had to be if there was going to be any chance of success."
Ancestry Marks D-Day with Free Access to its Military Collection The web site contains more than 250 million global military records, from pension rolls to enlistment registrations.
Church Bells to Ring 13 Times to Honor 13 D-Day Medal of Honor Recipients The event masks a dispute over where and when to memorialize all those who have earned the nation's highest award for valor.
D-Day Succeeded Thanks to an Ingenious Design Called the Mulberry Harbour "Behind the circular breakwaters was a sophisticated system of floating piers anchored to the seabed."
Barbed Wire and a French Castle: A Soldier's Account of D-Day John Trippon threw his body across barbed wire to allow his unit to push inland on D-Day.
'12 Strong' Soldiers to Honor D-Day Heroes with Parachute Jump The group of 15 plans to jump out of the C-47 "Tico Belle," the same plane that dropped soldiers on D-Day.
Remains of World War II Marine Recovered and Will Be Buried Stateside After 80 Years Sgt. Robert F. Van Heck, of Chicago, Illinois, was 25 years old in 1943 when he was killed during the U.S. campaign in the...
After Supreme Court Victory, Some Veterans to Receive Additional Months of GI Bill Eligibility The Department of Veterans Affairs announced the change in response to a U.S. Supreme Court decision in April favoring a...
Trusted Traveler Program at Bases Across US Suspended Following Las Vegas, New Orleans Attacks The Trusted Traveler Program applied to Defense Department identification card holders -- such as Common Access Cards or...
Troubled Caisson Unit Makes Appearance at Carter Funeral as Horse-Drawn Services Remain Suspended The unit came under public scrutiny in 2022 when CNN reported that two horses had died within days of each other...
Green Beret in Las Vegas Bombing and New Orleans Attacker Had Brief Overlap in Military Careers The men, Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger and Shamsud-Din Jabbar, who were both killed in the incidents, never served in the...