Carl Hansen, who served as a private first-class in the U.S. Army, died in 2012, but a bronze marker honoring his military service was not added to his grave in Cold Spring Cemetery on Peekskill Road until Veterans Day (Nov. 11).
Pete Kondrosky, Founder of the Luzerne County Veterans Affairs Council, recently came to our facilities to learn about fly fishing. Learn more about his experiences and how he's been able to help veterans of Luzerne County.
Mark Baylis hopes for donations to support the Thanksgiving Holiday Meal program, aiming to provide 15,000 meals for over 530 veterans and their families, emphasizing that the success of the holiday food drive relies on the generosity of individuals, communities, businesses, and volunteers who contribute to offering essential meal boxes during Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Susan and Mary, dedicated supporters of veterans, have undertaken two endurance drives to North Carolina to bring back four companion dog puppies each trip from a trusted breeder, contributing to Valor's success of gifting over 45 dogs to veterans since 2012, aiming to provide love and support for those struggling with PTSD and other mental health issues.
World War II veteran from California recently celebrated his 103rd birthday and is sharing his story along with important truths on how to life a great life. Fox News Digital spoke with him.
On the eve of the annual Army-Navy football game, Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA) — who served in the U.S. military for 23 years, including as a company commander in Kuwait and Iraq — fired off a letter to President Biden because of reports that military families hoping to attend the game could not book reservations at local hotels as they were being used to house illegal immigrants, and some reservations had been canceled for that reason.