The last Monday in May is a day of solemnity. It is arguably the most important day of national remembrance in the patriot’s ...

WWII Troop Train event on May 24 held at Colebrookdale Railroad in Boyertown was organized by Colebrookdale Railroad, Gen.

Adam Seipp of Texas A&M University presented a talk titled "GIs, Germans, and the Ends of War: 1944-46" at the Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum ... It was a small patrol commanded by a staff ...

Greenville’s Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum is hosting a temporary exhibit highlighting both national and local Black history in football and baseball, which will be open until the end of ...

Born in Texas, Audie Murphy was one of the United States ... He went on to become a staff sergeant, fighting in the invasion of Sicily in 1943, the Battle of Anzio in 1944 and aiding the ...

Audie Murphy served in the Army during World War II and received three Purple Hearts, a Medal of Honor and countless other recognitions. On May 28, 1971, Murphy was killed after his plane crashed ...

Perhaps the most recognizable of those figures from World War II was Audie Murphy. Murphy was born into a desperately poor family in Hunt County in 1925. His father abandoned the family ...

Arthur Martinez says the admission process to the Audie Murphy VA Hospital was pretty standard when he recently went there for treatment of an infection on his leg. At least until they swabbed his ...

The two used to work as a team at a duty station. Staff Sergeant Thomas Watkins reunited with his former colleague, Blek, a now-retired military dog whom he used to handle at a duty station.

Audie Murphy was born on this day ... He entered the military as a private at age 17 and rose to the rank of staff sergeant before earning a battlefield commission. He was wounded three times ...