CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — Connecticut’s veterans of World War II received a special honor Monday. Gov. Lamont and state leaders gathered to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.

World War II, which claimed the lives of 40 million civilians and 20 million soldiers, was a tragic time when seen through a humanitarian lens. However, it is poetic how the period, in which the ...

TUCSON, AZ (AZFamily) — The largest World War II water bomber is completing its slow but steady trek across Arizona before going to its final resting place. The Philippine Mars, also known as ...

His grandfather's legacy of entertaining soldiers, sailors, Marines, and airmen during World War II is part of his family's fabric. Scrapbooks, photos, and scratchy old recordings preserve the ...

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — A World War II-era aircraft crashed while trying to land at Terre Haute Regional Airport Thursday afternoon. Authorities say two people were on the plane with the pilot being ...

You can reach Shane by emailing [email protected] President Donald Trump mocked France for its celebrations marking 80 years since the Allied victory in Europe in World War II, and said the ...

Karin Prien, post-World War II Germany's first Jewish federal cabinet member, shares her personal story and reflects on her political career as she makes it her mission to confront the rise of ...

World Press Photo has cast fresh doubt over the authorship of “The Terror of War,” a picture better known as “Napalm Girl,” amid growing debate about one of ...

Timeless Patriotism: Guam and World War II is available to stream on pbs.org ... I guess you call it coral patches or something. And I always carried two knives with me to help dig, dig into ...

One of the most striking images taken during the Vietnam War may have been attributed to the wrong photographer. Back in 1973, World Press Photo selected the Associated Press’ Nick Ut’s “The ...

World Press Photo emphasised that the authenticity of the image itself was not in question. World Press Photo suspended on Friday the credit for who took one of the most iconic pictures in history ...

his most notable work experience was as a guerrilla warrior who blew up train tracks to stall Nazi troop movements in Slovakia during World War II. In New York, Strassmann diversified his skills.