This book ensures that a veteran or family member are aware of and receives all the services and benefits he or she is entitled to without exerting unnecessary time, money, and energy…
Veteran Tributes
Military Cemetery Gun Bans an Affront to Patriots Who Died Fighting for Freedom
There is no valid reason the government can give that should supersede the rights of deceased veterans’ survivors, certainly nothing that would comply with the Bruen standard of history, text, and tradition at the time the Constitution was ratified.
Pvt. Martin Teahan’s M1 Found 72 Years after D-Day
To all 82nd Airborne brothers, no matter how much time has passed, what you have done for our freedom will never be forgotten.
Fewer Reminders of the Scars, Emotional or Other, with a Mask
It is a sad irony that “the man’s” life improves a little while so many around him suffer as they have never known before.
Army Maj. Gen. Joshua Chamberlain: Medal of Honor Monday
Army Maj. Gen. Joshua Chamberlain’s family had served in wars dating back to the American Revolution, so he had a great appreciation for the military. When the Civil War broke out in 1861.
WWII Pilot Fends Off His Injured Comrade to Finish Mission
The plane’s communications system was destroyed, and the oxygen system throughout much of the plane had been knocked out, causing the plane’s waist, tail and radio gunners to lose consciousness.
Medal of Honor Monday: Soldier Orders Unit to Fire Artillery at Him, And Nearby Enemy
Having massive amounts of artillery land all around you must be terrifying, but for Army 2nd Lt. Lee Hartell, it didn’t keep him from doing his job in Korea.
Medal of Honor Monday: Army Pfc. Charles Barger
In World War I, “no man’s land” marked the spot between Allied and enemy trenches where cruel and deadly battles often took place. It was called “no man’s land” for a reason…
Medal of Honor Monday: Army Tech. 5th Grade Harold A. Garman
When Garman saw the wounded soldiers were in extreme danger, he jumped into the river and towed the boat to safety as the Germans continued to fire.
Medal of Honor Monday: Army Pvt. Pedro Cano
As an infantryman in World War II, Army Pvt. Pedro Cano used a shoulder-fired rocket launcher to take out more than 19 enemy soldiers and several machine guns terrorizing American troops.
Centennial: Harlem Hell Fighters Of World War I
One hundred years ago, on February 17, 1919, the African-American 369th Infantry Regiment, popularly known as the Harlem Hell Fighters, marched up Fifth Avenue into Harlem in a massive victory parade
Women and the War Effort ~ AmmoLand News Image Vault
AmmoLand digs deep into our collection of historic photos. In this series photographer, Alfred T. Palmer highlights the dedication & effort put forth by women workers leading up to and during WWII.
Wishing All Sailors, Marines & G.Is a Merry Military Christmas
Thanks to veterans who have done military Christmas in the past. The new troops continue the tradition, to make our freedom last.
Fighting to the Bitter End!
As late as April of 1947, pitiful remnants of the once-powerful Japanese garrison on the Pacific island of Peleliu, unexpectedly attacked a US Marine patrol.
D-Day Invasion – 73rd Anniversary of a Great Victory, While We Cower, Unarmed
That’s when we were proud ‘citizens,’ not dysphoric, expendable ‘sheep,’ groveling under the uncaring thumb of our socialist shepherds…
Exercise Tiger, Americas’ Unknown Pre D-Day Tragedy ~ Must Watch VIDEO
Exercise Tiger was a disastrous tragedy, where nearly one thousand troopers were killed, mostly Americans, via friendly fire and gumptious enemy action.
All The Gallant Men : An American Sailor’s Firsthand Account of Pearl Harbor
Burned over more than sixty-five percent of his body, Don and his gunnery team miraculously escaped the inferno; using their charred hands, they climbed across a seventy-foot-long rope…
Tactical Night Vision Company @ Veterans Day Concert ~ VIDEO
The least all of us can do is to honor the incredible sacrifices each & everyone of our Veterans have given back to all of us. Rest assured we will never, ever forget.
Let Us Never Forget What Our Republic Stands For
In case memories are short, here are some comments from a friend and fellow warrior/veteran who fought valiantly against Communists in Africa in the 1970s and 1980s
To America’s Veterans: Thank You for Your Service
Our Veteran’s contributed to the blessings of liberty that allow even highly contested elections like the one America just experienced to resolve in a peaceful and orderly fashion.
Stag Arm’s Veteran Day Fund Raiser for Folded Flag Foundation
On behalf of everyone at Stag Arms, thank you to all veterans for their service and duty. It is a privilege and honor to be one of your brothers.
Knife Rights Honors Our Veterans on Veterans Day
Remember today these veterans who have served. Honor today these veterans who have served. Never forget!
SilencerCo SPEQ Veteran Appreciation Program: Expanded in 2016
In observance of Veteran’s Day, SilencerCo will be opening up the SPEQ program to all who have served – both past and present – for the rest of 2016.
The HEART of HELL : Untold Story of Courage & Sacrifice in the Shadow of Iwo Jima
The Battle of Iwo Jima was a major event in the World War II – & one of the bloodiest in United States history. But what happened two days earlier has largely been a footnote, until now…
Bonnier Corporation Announces Milestone Partnership with Nissan ~ Video
We are thrilled to be joining forces with Nissan to launch this inspiring series celebrating our nation’s heroes – military veterans who are ‘titans’ in their own right…
Men Of War – The Book
This is a book that every politician who talks about sending American troops into harm’s way should be required to read. War really is ugly, and our American press works really hard NOT to show that..
We Buried An Air Force Cop Today
Just days before Christmas 2015, six Air Force law enforcement die in the wasted hell hole of Afghanistan.
Tough As They Come – The Story of Quadruple Amputee Hero, SSG Travis Mills
Travis became one of only five American soldiers from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq to survive a quadruple amputation…
Wilderness Athlete Offers Veterans Day Care Package
Wilderness Athlete will match each gift purchased. You purchase one care package, and we’ll send two!
Women, and Whisky, and War!
The following is from an old comrade in the UK, a bloody veteran of the Border Wars in Africa, from the 1960s through 1990…