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For Those Who Did the Most for America

World War II Veteran Finally Laid to Rest in His Hometown Nearly 80 Years After His Tragic Death.

World War II veteran Bernard Wimmer was finally laid to rest in his home town after losing his life during the Pearl Harbor Attack in 1941.

This World War II vet had the rare chance to meet with important faces he had not seen in over 70 years. The story is incredible.

This WW2 vet has been carrying a letter for years. The note holds special importance to him and he was overjoyed to finally meet its author.

This elderly woman has a unique music obsession. For her 93rd birthday, the neighborhood came together to give her a flash mob musical surprise.

The September 11th attacks changed our world. Since then, we have repeated the mantra “Never Forget.” But what does that really mean?

Eddie Garrett is a WW2 veteran and an inspirational American hero. Here’s what he had to say recently as he reflected on his service.

Some elderly Americans are facing more challenges as nursing homes are forced to close their doors for good.

This WW2 historic site has been renovated and updated and is now taking on a whole new life. Is this preserving history or painting over it?