USVA Photographer Gene Russell will be taking portraits of women veterans in Nebraska as part of the USVA’s “I Am Not Invisible” campaign on W…
A local store is continuing to accept donations of socks for active military personnel and veterans from the Fremont community.
Sgt. Hector Ramirez remembers what it was like to get a care package while serving in Iraq in 2004.
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Melissa Lanzourakis has been on a mission.
During his fifth deployment, Sgt. 1st Class Anthony Hayner helped provide logistical support to American troops.
Second Lt. Jody Hintz hopes the public will do something special this year to honor deceased veterans.
Nate Ingebritson was standing in the Humvee when the explosion occurred.
After 17 years and thousands of miles, Harry Franklin Carrier has been laid to rest.
Bill Williams hopes area residents will attend a concert intended to raise funds for a cause.
After a poignant experience last year, Meredith Smith is making a return visit to Fremont for the Flags for Forgotten Soldiers event.
It was 2 a.m., in Saigon.
While Joseph C.H. Bales may have fought in what is commonly known as the “Forgotten War,” his service, sacrifice and commitment to his country…
More than five decades after he served in Vietnam, Dale Finney is on a new mission.
The explosion blew Corporal R.J. Riggs off his feet.
Today marks the 75th anniversary of the D-Day invasion when Allied troops landed on the beaches of Normandy, France — in a mammoth operation t…
Gray, rainy skies broke into sunny blue on Monday morning as area residents gathered to observe Memorial Day.
Fremont-area residents have an opportunity to honor those who’ve fought and died for this country.
Many people enjoy seeing the Avenue of Flags.
Larry Johnson speaks quietly and poignantly when he talks about his time in the military.
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Kathleen Drews knows life can be tough for veterans.
Sixty-five years after the Korean War ended, Joe Kloke was surrounded.
Dave Knoell got his orders.
Although Veterans Day falls on a Sunday, flags still will be posted along Military Avenue.
This year, Americans will observe the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I — known as Armistice Day — on Nov. 11.
Brad Wiese can tell you how valuable a veterans group — and its building — is in Hooper.
Chris Madsen knows what it is to lose a fellow veteran to suicide.
