World War II veteran First Lt. Gerald J. Melofchik received a proper burial Tuesday at Washington Crossing National Cemetery.

The JU-87 Stuka wasn’t fast, elegant, or advanced—but it changed warfare forever. From the Blitzkrieg across Europe to the ...

A World War II hero was laid to rest in Bucks County, 81 years after he was killed in action. Chopper 6 was over Route 1 ...

Frances Masters, 103, will be honored with a bronze statue at Royal Oak Memorial Park this Veterans Day for her WWII service ...

The remains of World War II hero 1st Lt. Gerard Melofchik were laid to rest at Washington Crossing National Cemetery 80 years ...

Karrell and Prentice spent several years traveling all over the country to interview the surviving WASPs, asking them to ...

The sounds and sights of WWII will mark Veterans Day and the 80th anniversary of the end of WWII at the Commemorative Air ...

After 83 years, the remains of Army Staff Sgt. John Pagliuso, a native of Lyons, will return home Wednesday with full ...

Sonnier served for three years. Much of her time was spent traveling the United States to recruit men to fight in the war, ...

For Long Islanders who remember, former Vice President Dick Cheney was the controversial figure who, as the defense secretary ...

In the dark days of 1940, as Nazi Germany consolidated its grip on Europe, President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered a stark ...