Military Memorials

The National Desert Storm Memorial Association is currently $32 million short of its $40 million fundraising goal.

The memorial's design omits both the U.S. Public Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

The monument on the grounds of the Coast Guard's boot camp contains names of the fallen.

The U.S. Military Academy will unveil its first statue of Grant, the 18th president, on Thursday.

The death took place just yards from Joint Base Henderson Hall-Fort Myer, according to reports.

An Army Korean War veteran reported missing in action in February 1951 is finally being laid to rest this week.

Dick Cheney said the site is a fitting tribute to vets who were "welcomed home with the gratitude and respect they earned."

Although protocols don't call for the president to attend ceremonies at Arlington, it has become a semi-tradition.

The president defended himself Tuesday after canceling a visit to honor the fallen of World War I over the weekend.

Marine Pvt. Joseph Otto Turley finally has a headstone with his correct date of death after nearly a century.