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The objects travelled thousands of miles and crossed the equator. They sunk to the bottom of the ocean and rose back to the surface. Then they came to Texas.
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Dr. Jerry Kelly Remembers His Friend Kazuo Sakamaki
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President Roosevelt integrated the military in 1941, but for African American service members like Luther Hendricks, racism still was prevalent.
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Two new exhibits at the U.S. Army Medical Department Museum at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston celebrate the work of medics during World War II.…
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Visitors to the San Antonio International Airport can now pay homage to the women pilots of World War II. A traveling photography exhibit unveiled Tuesday…
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Latinos have fought in every U.S. conflict, but an accurate number of how many served is still unknown.Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez founded the Voces Oral…
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Hundreds gathered for a memorial service to celebrate the life of retired Air Force Lt. Col. Richard “Dick” Cole at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph on…
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A Kerrville man was reunited with a piece of WWII history Friday. His father’s wedding ring, recovered nearly 75 years after it vanished in a German…
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An effort to prevent scurvy in U.S. troops led to the growth of the orange juice industry, popularizing what had been a relatively obscure beverage.