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Standing down? Veteran might have to shut nonprofit helping Afghans
Devin Bloss doesn't want to stand down, but he might have to.
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Devin Bloss doesn't want to stand down, but he might have to.
Devin Bloss lived a double life during a remarkable week in August 2021.

Dave Hill says Signal Mountain's Larry Taylor is a hero, but Taylor doesn't agree.

At first glance, it might appear Joel Blake liked being a soldier so much he went back for seconds -- and thirds.

World War II ended in the Pacific theater on Sept. 2, 1945, when Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu came aboard the USS Missouri, docked in Tokyo Bay, and signed an Instrument of Surrender on behalf of his nation's government.

By the time of his retirement, Central High School grad Vance Fry had worked his way into the upper echelons of the U.S. Navy.

For Chatsworth, Georgia, veteran Tom Ramsey, the distinction of being only one of four sailors in the U.S. Navy who served in highly specialized roles aboard one of the nation's two operating "Doomsday ships" during the latter part of the Cold War is one of unique pride.

When Angie Oliver joined the National Guard, she did it because she wanted a way to pay for college. It was right before her 18th birthday. Because of her age, her mother had to go with her to enlist.

Klaus Peucker had his first brush at being a soldier as a 9-year-old boy in Germany in 1945 just as World War II was ending.

George Farr has a "Combat Wounded" license plate on his Buick SUV.

Michael Giovo Sr.'s brush with greatness began with a tap on his foot.
