Military History Archives – Page 13 of 264

Never forgotten: Remains of over 200 Pearl Harbor sailors, Marines identified

On the morning of 7 December 1941, nine Japanese torpedoes struck the battleship USS Oklahoma, anchored on Battleship Row during

Today’s post is in honor of Maj. Jeffrey R. Calero, who died of wounds sustained during a dismounted patrol in

You may never have heard of the Hansen brothers, but twins Paul and Leslie own the distinction of being the

Before the United States entered World War II Richard “Dick” Kelsey worked for Walt Disney, having been an art director

Halfway between San Francisco and Honolulu, a thousand miles from anywhere, the Coast Guard still saves the day.