This is something that rarely happens in the military. Indeed, it is so rare it seems astonishing.

He ferried soldiers back and forth from his ship to the beach 14 times on June 6, 1944.

With nothing more than a name, the veteran has been trying to locate the deceased's next of kin.

In the 1980s, Capers became the face of the Marine Corps.

He fought in three of the most costly wars in the 20th Century always leading his men with skill, courage and loving care.

Americans are protesting systemic racial inequality in main streets across the U.S. They are protesting police brutality and they are protesting the unjust killing of black men and women. Change is demanded now, but the marks of this insidious form of oppression have seeped much further into the strata of American institutions than just the...

fuel, munitions, and ship's stores are transferred this way, and it's quite a sight to see!

“A lot of my friends didn’t make it this far," he says.

This is not the first time in history veterans have protested the US government.

These Hueys provided an incredible amount of offensive and medical support for the troops in the thick of things on the ground