Our Leadership Summit: Leading in Times of Crisis, begins with keynote speaker James Bradley, author of Flags of Our Fathers and Flyboys. We will host veterans of the Bataan Death March in a special reception with Mr. Bradley, and will host a number of the nation's top leaders in homeland security and defense--including those who were charged with responses to Katrina while in New Orleans.
Read MoreThe remnants of America's military fight for freedom against robotic weapon platforms, purebred warriors and vampiric assassins in game designer, book author, Mark H. Walker's debut novel, A Craving for Blood.
Read MoreThe latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreThe Vulcan to the Sky fund is requesting your support.
Read MoreJoe Rosenthal, the photographer who captured the flag raising on Iwo Jima, died Sunday at age 94. Full details can be found at the USA Today website.
Read MoreThe latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreThe latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreThe latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreSoldiers and Marines severely wounded in the war in Iraq will participate with nearly 100 other competitors in the first annual O&P Extremity Games sponsored by College Park Industries and sanctioned by Disabled Sports USA (DS/USA).
Read MoreCome to St. Mary's Park and meet Sitting Bull's Great Grandson, Ernie LaPointe and Foremost Custer Living Historian Steve Alexander. See the 5th Michigan Band, Reenactors, Tours of the Custer Plot at Historic Woodland Cemetary and family friends of the 1800's.
Read MoreSoldiers and Marines severely wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan will have the opportunity to learn adapted water skiing, scuba and other water sports as guests at the 2006 Adaptive Water Sports Festival, presented by Disabled Sports USA, the Wounded Warrior Project, Graybeards, and the Fire Department of New York City (FDNY).
Read MoreThe latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreI urge my colleagues to also recognize James ``Maggie'' Megellas by supporting this bill to authorize and request the President to award him the Medal of Honor for his acts of valor on January 28, 1945, during the Battle of the Bulge.
Read MoreAn English warship thought to have sunk in the Great Storm of 1703 is to be given protected status.
Read MoreThe latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreThe latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreThe latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreJohn Hawk was drafted right out of high school in 1943 and was a private first class when he landed at Normandy in a C-47 transport plane a few weeks after the Allied invasion.
Read MoreThe latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreLeon Cooper, a veteran of the Tarawa battle, served as a Navy landing craft officer, taking Marines in the first assault wave on "Red Beach" and in succeeding assault waves. Leon saw at first hand why the battle was called "Bloody Tarawa". Leon, now in his mid-80's, is upset that the beach, where so many died is in a desecrated and deteriorating condition.
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