Famous Veterans

Lawrence Brooks celebrated with a drive-by party at his New Orleans home hosted by the National World War II Museum.

The Silent Warrior Foundation provides scholarships, service animals and more by honoring veterans of famous missions.

Matt Urban is one of the most decorated soldiers ever, but no one knew for more than 30 years.

During World War II, a young John F. Kennedy was nearly killed when a Japanese destroyer hit his patrol torpedo boat in the...

He served as an honorary official at the graduation as well as the proud family member of a new Marine.

Monica Helms is a Navy submarine veteran, transgender rights advocate, and prolific author.

The two men stared at each other, pistols ready, in the Libyan desert like something out of a western movie.

Smith died on June 16 of complications from Parkinson's disease and COVID-19, his wife Lynda Smith said.

Gilbert Baker found his calling and community after the Army sent him to San Francisco in 1970.

Eric Carle was first conscripted by the German Army during World War II, then by the U.S. Army in 1952.