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Joe Rosenthal: Correspondents Group Calls for California Hall of Fame Induction

ASSOCIATION SEEKS HELP WITH LETTER WRITING CAMPAIGN San Francisco — On March 26, it will be the 79 years since

“There are no atheists in foxholes” Ernie Pyle LOS ANGELES — Can a seasonal flu, and the lingering irritation it

D-Day Veteran “Whiskey 7” stands glimmering in the twilight at the National Warplane Museum. (Anthony C. Hayes) They’re not as

The P-40 “American Dream” painted with the iconic sharks teeth art work. (Anthony C. Hayes) Reading, PA — On June

Consolidated B-24 emerges from flak area with its No. 2 engine smoking. Stephen J. Bolcar flew eight missions for the

John Singer Sargent’s epic work “Gassed” is currently on display at the National World War I Museum and Memorial. On

The USS Arizona (BB 39) burning after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, 7 December 1941. Seventy-five years ago today,

What if Nazi Germany triumphed? As a Jew I often wonder: 71 years after D-Day, it’s worth noting this article

During the harsh winter of 1944-1945 a large part of the German-occupied Netherlands suffered from severe shortages of food and

My mother in law, Maria Nikolaevna, was born in Lviv in the 1920s. In 1340 Lviv was part of Poland