Category: War Stories

Both Thailand and the Philippines have been referred to as the United States’ Oldest allies in Asia, but which one really is it?

For the succeeding years of the war, Queen Elizabeth II was conscripted multiple times to join in the war effort. This was not just a plaque to her name. She worked in the trenches, helping soldiers and victims of the war.

Two Veterans were recently featured for their ongoing service in their communities: one through music, the other through generosity.

Three veterans recently celebrated their century of life, living a full, healthy life after serving the nation during World War II.

Charles W. Whittlesey led over 500 men into the dense Argonne Forest on October 2, 1918, and was left to fend for themselves for five days

Sylvester Antolak showed extreme valor by saving his men from getting trapped in an open field at Cisterna on August 24, 1944.

Cultivator No. 6 was Brit’s solution to conquer the trench war stalemate, developed amidst the budding WWI. But it never made it to service.

Edward Carter, Jr. was among the seven black American soldiers to be awarded the Medal of Honor for World War II gallantry service.

During the Second World War, evacuation ships were among the vessels that played a vital role in tending to the sick and injured troops.

MSgt. Vito Bertoldo is the Most Badass Medal of Honor recipient, having to defend a vital CP by himself in 1945 near Hatten, France.

Joseph Rizzo, the Executive Director of Loudoun Museum, shared the fateful life of political prisoners in Loudoun County during the Civil War

Travis Shaw, the Education Director of the Virginia Piedmont Heritage Area, recounted the fateful luck of Luther Slater during the Civil War.