Most Vietnam Veterans may not know the story of Doug Hegdahl. His fellow POWs not only remember him, but have a deep affection and respect for him to this day.

Lt. Gen. Frank E. Petersen Jr. was a hero of the Marine Corps and Navy. Find out why the newest naval destroyer is being named after this great man.

He didn't have a clue about what was going to happen!

Air Force Combat Controllers are trained in the fine arts of war fighting but they bring the added benefit of silent sentry and support to the battlefield as well.

Tibor Rubin's life was punctuated by some of the 20th Century's worst experiences of human suffering. Yet his sense of himself remains true and enduring throughout.

Most remember him as the first American to orbit the earth, but his military record, covering 23 years in the United States Marine Corps is as admirable as his time with the NASA Program and his three terms as a U.S. Senator.

John Glenn - Marine, Astronaut, Senator - was a true American icon and hero.

The Seppala brothers grew up in a family that had, like so many others, seen many of its relatives go off to war, especially in WWII. They remember mom and dad talking about their relatives who had served in that war.

The Marine Corps Body Bearers are a highly trained group who serve their fallen Marine Corps brothers, sisters, and families every day at Arlington National Cemetery in solemn service.

This veteran struggled with finding a job for months because of his service dog. Then, a caring company gave him a chance to show what he was really made of.