Tuskegee Airman Charles Dryden Dies At 87

Breaking The Silence Of A Secret POW Camp
Almost by accident, the National Park Service stumbled upon a largely untold piece of U.S. history: Fort Hunt, a park in Virginia, had been a...

Lenders, Service Members Clash Over Law
Attorneys say disputes over the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, a World War II-era law designed to protect active duty service members from...

French Families Adopt U.S. Graves in Normandy
Eight years ago, a French couple founded an organization that adopts graves of American servicemen who died during the Normandy invasion of World War...

Separated by War, Father and Son Reconnect
Eric Lamet's family became separated from his father during World War II and thought he was dead. But after the war, they learned he had survived....

Racism and Family Secrets in 'Mudbound'
Hillary Jordan's first novel is a story of racism and well-kept secrets. Set on a Mississippi farm at the end of World War II, Mudbound follows two...