Watch: Memorial Day is a reminder of the cost of freedom and ‘responsibility to steward that freedom well’
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Memorial Day is a sacred day in the United States, especially for those in the military. Russ Duerstine, a veteran himself and father to a combat veteran, spends Memorial Day reflecting on what it costs to keep our nation safe. “Memorial Day is a reminder of what the oath to serve means, the cost of... Read more »
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York. My Name Is York.
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He was an invaluable asset to the Corps of Discovery as they explored the Louisiana Purchase.
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The 54th Massachusetts Regiment: All For The Right To Be Free
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At Ft. Wagner, the 54th proved their courage and their willingness to fight were equal to those of any other Union soldiers.
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Eugene Jacques Bullard – An African-American Fighter Pilot and Hero Long Before the Tuskegee Airmen
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The name Eugene Jacques Bullard is not widely known in this country, but it should be.
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Samuel Gravely, First African American Admiral In The U.S. Navy
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During Gravely's 38-year-long and distinguished career in the United States Navy as a surface warfare officer, he was awarded the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star, the Meritorious Service Medal, and the Navy Commendation Medal.
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Benjamin O. Davis, Sr. And Benjamin O Davis, Jr.: A Family of Distinction
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They truly were men of integrity, who worked hard against great odds, who were dedicated to the duties and responsibilities they were given, and who conducted themselves with near perfection.
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A Brief Account of African American U.S. Military History
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African Americans have served the cause of freedom from the beginning.
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Remains of Air Force Bombardier Return Home After 78 Years
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When his remains came home to Seattle, only a grand step-nephew and a grand-nephew were there to receive him.
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91-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Meets Prince Charles, Shares His Harrowing Story
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Manfred Goldberg, now 91 years old, is a Holocaust survivor who was liberated from a concentration camp when...
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Jewish Soldier Ended Up Marrying Woman Who Saved His Life During Holocaust
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Isaak Tartakovsky met his wife, Lidiya Savchuk, after he escaped the Germans during World War II and fled...
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