Famous Veterans

A 1970s TV icon, Robert Blake was found not guilty of killing his wife but later was found liable in civil court.

Before it was even called Nike, the company was made up of just University of Oregon track coach Bill Bowerman and his former...

World War II veteran Bert I. Gordon holds the record for most movies mocked by "Mystery Science Theater 3000."

Ed Farhat drove a tank in Europe and later drove his fists into the faces of his wrestling opponents.

From 1949 to 1962, "Concrete Charlie" was one of the most feared linebackers in the NFL.

The Beav also talks about those rumors that he was killed in action.

Rod Serling knew what it was like to be tired of war on a deep level and uncertain of your own survival.

Despite the troubled history between native tribes and the U.S. government, American Indians have served in every major...

Take a look at five famous individuals and their contributions to the U.S. through their service in the National Guard.

Here's five recent veterans who have made headlines and are poised for even more success in the coming years.