Richard “Dick” Winters, the “Easy Company” commander whose World War II exploits were made famous by the book and television miniseries “Band of Brothers,” has died. He was 92. An earlier version of ...

Staff writer Larry Alexander is the author of "Biggest Brother," a biography of Richard "Dick" Winters published in 2005 by NAL Caliber. Standing by the grave of Major Richard D. Winters on Sunday, ...

The dedication of the Richard D. Winters Memorial Trail in Ephrata took place Thursday, the anniversary of D-Day, at the East Fulton Street entrance. The late Major Winters, an Ephrata native and part ...

A museum in Gettysburg plans a major expansion. The Gettysburg Museum of History plans a 2,370-square-foot expansion that will include a new wing dedicated to World War II as well as a new ...

Richard "Dick" Winters, the Easy Company commander whose World War II exploits were made famous by the book and television miniseries "Band of Brothers," died last week in central Pennsylvania. He was ...

PHILADELPHIA -- Richard "Dick" Winters, the Easy Company commander whose World War II exploits were made famous by the book and television miniseries "Band of Brothers," died last week in central ...

Richard (Dick) Winters, the Army commander whose heroism during World War II was immortalized in the book and television miniseries “Band of Brothers,” died last week in central Pennsylvania. He was ...

The Greatest Generation has lost one of its greatest. Richard “Dick” Winters, whose WWII exploits as commander of the fabled Easy Company were celebrated in the book and TV mini-series “Band of ...

On June 6th, 1944, 1st Lt Dick Winters parachuted behind German lines, assembled a small strike team, and neutralized four enemy artillery pieces that were wreaking havoc on nearby Utah Beach. The ...

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