Iconic women are celebrated in the Bay Area on Rosie the Riveter Day — but will they be erased from American history?
As some references to the historic contribution of women and other marginalized groups are being erased from the federal ...
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The Still-Living Janitor Who Received a 'Posthumous' Medal of Honor
Army Pvt. William Crawford was declared killed in action and was awarded a posthumous Medal of Honor, which was presented to his father. The only problem was that Bill Crawford wasn't dead.
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‘Rich American history’: L.A. Filmmaker debuts short film about Rock Island Arsenal Prison
As some information about Black veterans disappears from military websites, Rock Island-native and Los Angeles filmmaker Joy ...
WWII airstrip in Central California sold. It was ‘the country club of training bases’
“A lot of airstrips were built in California during World War II. What made Eagle Field stand out from others was that it was ...
‘Dishonorable:’ Navajo Nation calls out removal of code talkers from military websites
Leaders in the Navajo Nation are speaking out after several military websites removed mention of the Navajo Code Talkers, an ...
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Vietnam veteran reflects on war time service, more than 50 years later
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. - “I don’t want the interview today to be about me. I was a combat engineer, but I was not in the ...
442nd Regimental Combat Team webpage partially restored after public outcry
The 442nd Regimental Combat Team, a segregated unit consisting of Japanese Americans during World War II, is the U.S. military's most decorated unit, including 21 Medal of Honor recipients.
Pentagon Restores a Few Webpages Honoring Servicemembers but Still Defends DEI Purge
The Pentagon says internet pages honoring a Black Medal of Honor winner and Japanese American service members were mistakenly ...