This is the profound and remarkable story of the 550,000 Jewish Americans who served their country in World War II. These brave men and women fought for their nation and for Jewish people worldwide.

The Audie Murphy Chapter of the WWII History Roundtable will host another free program at the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum in. The upcoming lecture will be about the aftermath of World War II ...

For years,” Tsushima writes, “Mitch had denounced Japan, wishing this hateful country would disappear from the face of the ...

Living History Weekend is a two day event being held March 22nd & 23rd, with living history displays from the Civil War, ...

Black Americans face ongoing systemic injustice despite progress. Trump's policies threaten DEI and anti-racism, erasing ...

The point is this: It’s not just research; all of the trappings of college life are potentially at risk, and soon. If the ...

The film discusses the challenges faced by returning World War II soldiers compared to those from World War I, emphasizing the importance of the GI Bill of Rights, officially known as the ...

There’s an old saying about America’s transportation system, “if it rolls, floats, or flies, it comes through Chicago.” ...

As a World War II veteran, pilot and tax preparer, centenarian William Brew has stories to tell. He also shares his secret to ...

For a guy who grew up in a log cabin, Abraham Lincoln was pretty savvy about real estate.

The long-planned Daniel Kahikina Akaka State Veterans Home finally opened its doors Wednesday in Kapolei as the family of its ...