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D-Day

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Sand Historian’s Tribute Plaques Pair Battle Maps with Remembrance Bottles

June 18, 2026July 22, 2026 Anthony C. Hayes

Ernie Pyle was not the first war correspondent to observe the apparent obsession American servicemen had with collecting war souvenirs.

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The Longest Yarn: Marching Soldiers by Jenny Shepperd & Diana Peacock (credit Heather C. Gibbs)
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Knitted, Crocheted Objects Depict D-Day Events in ‘The Longest Yarn’

October 9, 2025October 9, 2025 Press Release

GETTYSBURG, PA. — This month, the World War II American Experience in Gettysburg, PA is thrilled to feature “The Longest

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National News 

World War II American Experience Offers Accessible Approach to History

July 22, 2022November 18, 2024 Anthony C. Hayes

GETTYSBURG, PA – It has long been argued that Franklin Roosevelt’s famous catch phrase “Arsenal of Democracy” actually originated with

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Co-pilot Andy Maag at the controls of That's All Brother Photographed in flight on September 24, 2020 in the sky over Culpepper, Virginia. “That’s All, Brother” is the original 1940’s era Douglas C-47 which lead the first wave of the June 6, 1944 D-day invasion dropping approximately 13,000 U.S. Paratroopers during World War II. This aircraft was restored to it’s original condition by the Commemorative Air Force, a flying museum organization. (Photo / Mike Jordan)
National News 

‘That’s All Brother’: D-Day Invasion Leader Rescued to Recall Wartime Mission

September 26, 2020September 26, 2020 Anthony C. Hayes

Co-pilot Andy Maag gently adjusts the controls of the C-47 That’s All Brother. (Mike Jordan/BPE) CULPEPER, VA. — In the

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Maryland Reporter News 

Members of Maryland’s congressional delegation urge passage of legislation to posthumously award Medal of Honor to African-American WWII veteran

September 9, 2020 Maryland Reporter

Image by skeeze from Pixabay @BryanRenbaum Members of Maryland’s congressional delegation teamed up on Tuesday to emphasize their support for bipartisan legislation that

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National News 

Remembering Ernie Pyle

April 18, 2020April 23, 2020 Anthony C. Hayes

“There are no atheists in foxholes” Ernie Pyle BALTIMORE — Can a seasonal flu, and the lingering irritation it causes,

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C-47 Whiskey 7 at the 2019 National Warplane Museum Airshow in Geneseo, New York. (Credit Anthony C. Hayes)
National News 

C-47 ‘Whiskey 7′ A Valued Veteran of D-Day

August 16, 2019May 11, 2020 Anthony C. Hayes

D-Day Veteran “Whiskey 7” stands glimmering in the twilight at the National Warplane Museum. (Anthony C. Hayes) They’re not as

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National News 

Military Vehicle Preservation Association: Keeping History Rolling Along

August 10, 2019December 9, 2020 Anthony C. Hayes

A Packard truck on display at the 2019 Military Vehicle Preservation Association Convention in York, PA. (Anthony C. Hayes) When

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Columnists Michael Olesker News 

When America called, the Greatest Generation answered

June 5, 2019 Michael Olesker

BALTIMORE – Well into his 70s, Augustino (Bud) Paolino still had the rosy cherub cheeks that defined his baby face.

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US infantry reenactors prepare for an assault on German forces at D-Day Conneaut. Photo taken with a vintage Argus A3 camera. (Anthony C. Hayes) D-Day Conneaut 2018 (credit Anthony C. Hayes)
National News Special Reports 

D-Day Conneaut: A baptism by fire into the world of WWII reenacting

January 1, 2019March 9, 2025 Anthony C. Hayes

US infantry reenactors prepare for an assault on German forces at D-Day Conneaut. Photo taken with a vintage Argus A3

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