The stories endure—in memoirs, in interviews, and in the unlikely connection between wartime Dhaka and the man who would one day raise a son to reimagine war on the silver screen.

From sugar shortages to military contracts, World War II helped make M&Ms and Hershey’s bars into symbols of American ...

It was early in 1292, most likely during Lent. Two ships rounding the Brittany coast anchored at the small islet of Quéménès.

This “Then and Now” episode revisits the story of Captain Herbert Sobel, the original commander of Easy Company, 506th PIR, 101st Airborne Division. Often remembered for his strict leadership at Camp ...

A special connection between Toms River and Normandy, France, came to life during a recent visit to Town Hall. Victor Lesieur, deputy director of a prominent D-Day museum in Normandy, and his wife, ...

A lifelong resident of Bristol, Joe enlisted in the Navy as a teenager. Holding a photo of himself at just 19, he reflected on his time in uniform.

World War II historian Alex Kershaw spoke about the life of James Earl Rudder at the Bush School's Annenberg Center at Texas ...

Hundreds attended decommissioning ceremonies honoring the Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruisers USS Normandy and USS ...

Dive deep into the harrowing Battle of Caen with "German Blood & Allied Steel: The Brutal Fight at Caen," a gripping World ...