In the Ostler family, 10 men, including me, served their country during World War II and Korea. We were all..

Cpl. George A. Blood was born in Sturbridge, Mass., on April 11, 1843. He served three years with the Union..

My father, Raymond B. Kelsey, was drafted into the Army during the last year of World War I. Upon his..

Well, my legacy of service started with Cpl. Henry Snively in the Pennsylvania Militia during the Revolutionary War, serving at..

Four brothers served our country, each representing a different branch of the military. Raymond E. Craig (93) was a private..

My father was not able to join his neighbors in the second great war due to his asthma condition. However,..

The youngest in my father's family served in the Navy and I remember asking my uncle how he liked it...

I am Charles R. Marshall, a biographer, who served in the Alaskan Air Command in the Korean War. My support..

My parents are both World War II veterans. They married a few months before my father entered active duty in..

My ancestor, Thomas Lovelady, was an enlisted man in both the North Carolina and South Carolina militias during the Revolutionary..

My great-great-grandfather, Caspar Esphorst, served in the Enrolled Missouri Militia for the Union Army in the Civil War. My grandfather, George..

My father, Ralph Eugene Riley, was a decorated Marine who was wounded in action on Sept. 15, 1944, at the..

His name is John R. Glod. He was born Jan. 3, 1944, and served in Vietnam where he was injured..

My father, Howard E. Proper Lamchick served in the Army of Occupation ..

Growing up as most boys do playing army and raising cane throughout the neighborhood. The military was always visable as..

My sister appointed me family historian, on Marco Island, FL in 1999. She said, “You have to do something besides..