January 5th, 2012 |
by Lynn Goya |
published in
Veteran Stories
Stanley Gibson, a disabled veteran suffering from PTSD was shot and killed by Las Vegas police on December 12, 2012, while sitting in his car.
December 5th, 2011 |
by Lynn Goya |
published in
Veteran Stories
President Franklin Roosevelt imprisoned 120,000 Japanese Americans–adults and children, citing national security as justification. Many Japanese women and children were interned even as the their fathers fought in the war.
November 11th, 2011 |
by freedom |
published in
Veteran Stories
We asked for your veterans stories for this Veteran’s Day and you delivered! Here are three of our favorites.
September 19th, 2011 |
by freedom |
published in
Veteran Stories
Army Spc. Qiyu “Steve” Luo, had just returned from active duty, was one of the first responders in the New York Army National Guard who were on duty on 9/11.
July 15th, 2010 |
by Angela Caban |
published in
Military Life, Veteran Stories
As a writer, I read many books. So when I come across a book that is a great read and inspirational to the military spouse, I simply must share.
March 6th, 2010 |
by freedom |
published in
Veteran Stories
Dear Sir/ madam, My name is Konstantin Suslov. I am a final year student at Middlesex University, studying photography. The purpose of this article is to find people who are willing to take part or to assist me in finding people for the project I am currently working on, which is all about WW2 veterans. [...]
May 15th, 2008 |
by tim |
published in
Veteran Stories
The first time I heard someone use the phrase “Sock Water”, I did not have a vision of a cool refreshing drink. The image of someone using their sock as a crude form of water purification came to mind. Drinking a liquid after it had been strained through a sock that I had worn for [...]