An undelivered letter penned by a Holocaust survivor back in 1945 has been found in New York City....

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This great ship has a long and noble history of service. And now she's making history once again.

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Help us ensure the Holocaust will never be forgotten.

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In the end, the sea around the USS Laffe was littered with the detritus of Japanese planes, and she was still afloat.

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American ingenuity and industrial might made the P-51 Mustang and so many other technological advances to the war effort with incredible speed and expertise.

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The Veterans Site sends its condolences to the family of Brig. Gen. Charles McGee.

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She will continue the Museum Ship mission to "remember, honor, and restore," and to educate yet another generation of Americans.

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This video will give you a brief but important look at the distinguished, courageous, and important service from WWII to the present.

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The underlying reality is that the capacity for the abuse of freedom and the horrors of that event is always just under the surface in human society.

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This little, out-of-the-way battle at the border town of Nogales, Arizona, would go down as a curious side story in the history of WWI.

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