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This Veterans Day, Chandler plans to unveil a new history kiosk downtown, in Dr. A.J. Chandler Park, commemorating local men and women who served in World War II.
A dedication plaque that is more than 60 years old in Dr. A.J. Chandler Park pays respect to veterans who served in the armed forces. Nov. 10, 2009
Robert Wilson, 86, will be a among a group of World War II veterans who will be flown to tour the war memorials and other sites in Washington, D.C. from May 1-3 as part of the Honor Flight program that picks up the bill for flying veterans to Washington so they can see the sites. The program, which recently received a $10,000 grant from Boeing of Mesa, also is trying to raise more money for vets on the waiting list. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]
A commission charged with overseeing the state Capitol grounds has approved plans to create a World War II memorial on the Capitol Mall.
Don’t you just squirm when people you otherwise love and respect forward you email on some pretty revolting stuff. You don’t buy into such hatred material and smears and you begin to question the sanity of your friends and relatives who feel compelled to forward it to you. And we know much of those that contain the gotcha stuff on politicians or political groups are often phony.
I don’t know exactly how old Sallie Fechtig is, though her approximate age can be deduced. Suffice it to say she wouldn’t leave home and drive down to the newspaper office on a Monday morning without strong motivation.
Staring down the barrel of a German tank might make a lesser man blink and become blind with fear, but 92-year-old Merle Jones didn’t survive that day in 1944 for lack of seeing straight in tight situations.
As part of the research trip to gather story material, Walt Disney joins the dancers from Andrés Chazarreta’s folkloric group on the rooftop of Buenos Aires’ Alvear Palace Hotel. The dancer on the far right, Miguel Gramajo, was found during research and shares his memories of that afternoon in “Walt & El Grupo.”
When the bombs fell on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, Jack Nemerov enlisted in the Army the very next day. By the time D-Day came around, he was a first lieutenant and part of the invasion force that would take Omaha Beach. Now 65 years since the invasion, his memories of that day are vivid.
WASHINGTON - America dedicated a memorial today to the fast-thinning ranks of World War II veterans, a poignant last hurrah drawing together tens of thousands of old soldiers, sailors and heroes of the home front.
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Two people were killed Monday morning when their historic blue and yellow World War II-era biplane crashed about seven miles north of Mesa’s Falcon Field Municipal Airport.
Two people were killed Monday morning when their historic blue and yellow World War II-era biplane crashed about seven miles north of Mesa’s Falcon Field Municipal Airport.
YUMA - A U.S. Marine Corps Harrier squadron set to leave Yuma on Monday for a deployment to Japan plans to stop at Wake Island in the mid-Pacific, where earlier squadron members fought the Japanese in the early days of World War II before being overwhelmed.
Nancy Page had embarked on the task of informing World War II veterans, who had been on a waiting list, that they were selected to fly to Washington as part of the Honor Flight Arizona Program.
Miles Alldredge said he and his wife plan to let Veterans Day pass by quietly, but he proudly tells stories of his days as a B-24 bomber pilot during World War II in 1944, when he was credited with 50 missions over Europe.
A Blue Star Memorial to honor those who have served in the U.S. armed forces is coming to Ahwatukee Foothills.
A Blue Star Memorial to honor those who have served in the U.S. armed forces is coming to Ahwatukee Foothills.
Real-life Band of Brothers colonel Edward Shames thought he’d seen all the horrors of war — until he stepped into Dachau, Nazi Germany’s oldest concentration camp, in April 1945.
East Valley residents paid their respects to our veterans at several Veterans Day events on Wednesday, including Mesa's annual Veterans Day parade.
U.S. President George W. Bush, center, with WWII Veterans Alexander Tesich, left, and John Davis, right, are seen during a wreath laying ceremony at Suresnes American Cemetery and Memorial on the outskirts of Paris, Saturday, June 14, 2008.
In a demonstration of bipartisan support from Arizona's Legislature, Senate Bill 1126 was passed last week by the Committee on Veterans, Military and Government Affairs with a 6-0 vote.
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