Jenn Bennie of Collierville, an Iraq War veteran and Navy pilot, is part of the World War II-inspired "Pin-Ups for Vets" ...

What started out as a little passion project for Gina Elise has transformed into a 50-state tour with her nonprofit.

With a grateful nod to the pinup girls of World War II who ... way to keep up with my fellow male soldiers,” she said. “This has been a difficult switch to turn off. Pin-Ups for Vets is ...

When Allied military leaders began preparing for the D-Day invasion, it was Papa Jake Larson who helped type up their plans ... turned the tides of World War II and helped secure victory for ...

The war was fought on many fronts, from dog-fights in the skies over Kent to the barricades of resistance in Warsaw. Stories of secret missions, terrifying battles, survival and rescue are here ...

It is estimated that up to 10% of World War II explosives dropped by the Allies (France, Great Britain, Russia, Italy, Japan and later, the United States) failed to detonate. After the war ...

Dream Flights, a nonprofit out of Nevada, was in Utah on Friday morning to fly elderly veterans in a World War II-era trainer plane. The vets loved it.

Corpses were piled up. There ... what the world should be like.’ ‘They discriminated against us, cursed at us, just because we were refugees … I was nine—the war wasn’t my fault.’ ...

An American World War II-era bomb buried beneath a busy Japanese ... and are sometimes dug up at construction sites. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Bradford Betz is a Fox News ...

Season 2 picks up in late 1940. World on Fire’s return will take viewers from the war-torn streets of Britain deep into Nazi Germany, the resistance within occupied France, and the brutal sands ...

The movie gods, in their infinite randomness, have provided an intriguing thought experiment this 2024 cinema year: Who best captured the essence of legendary World War II combat photographer Lee ...

During World War II, portraits of curvaceous pin-up models were painted on the noses of many Allied aircraft, while posters of such Hollywood bombshells as Betty Grable — whose fabled gams were ...