A U.S. soldier killed in World War II will finally be buried in his hometown of Boonville, NY more than 80 years after his death.

U.S. Army Pvt. Harland J. Hennessey of Boonville was captured and died as a prisoner of war during World War II.

On their way west from France, the U.S. Army liberated numerous towns in the spring of 1945 and cleared the path for the end of World War II.

Officially there is Ghanaian statutory law that prohibits civilians and foreign nationals from wearing military apparel such ...

The last of Hitler’s army to surrender were stationed in a desolate arctic wasteland—a key vantage point in the little-known ...

The Colmar Pocket would see brutal hand to hand combat between the US Army and the German Defenders of the Wehrmacht and ...

Today we're taking a look at the 'Libellula' aircraft made by Miles Aircraft, specifically the M.35 and the M.39B. These ...

After the attack on Pearl Harbor, there was a stream of people entering the military to fight in World War II. While there ...

With the war bringing new urgency to solving problems such as traumatic injuries or bacterial and viral infections, the US government created the Committee on Medical Research (CMR), a division of the ...