Posts in category Heroes

President Trump met with four World War II veterans, keeping a promise he made to 95-year-old retired sergeant Allen Jones.

Fifteen Democrats in the New York State Assembly voted to halt a bill that would have provided free college tuition for Gold Star families.

AOC told Rep Dan Crenshaw, a Navy SEAL veteran who lost his eye while fighting terrorism, to “go do something about domestic terrorists.”

Everyday working-class hero Mike Rowe, has a message for Nike and Colin Kaepernick – there are plenty of other heroes out there worthy of our praise.

We thought it’d be nice to share a joke that we recently stumbled upon. A joke that may very well be one of the greatest military jokes ever told.

A pair of soldiers shopping at a Houston area Walmart are being hailed for keeping their cool despite being verbally attacked for their service.

NFL players may want to take a look at this video from the early 1990s. It is a speech given by Master Sergeant Raul Perez …

A 100-year-old World War II veteran was able to rebuild his home after Hurricane Harvey leveled it, thanks to a community that rallied around him.

In the midst of battle in a Vietnam bunker on New Year’s Eve in 1968, while rockets were dropping all around, two Marines made a …

A haunting image from the horror that night showed a man shielding a woman lying on the ground, comforting her as chaos reigned around them.

A Houston police officer helped to save well over 1,ooo people in the path of destruction cause by Hurricane Harvey – while battling stage 4 cancer.

A 22-year-old airman was killed when the truck he was driving hydroplaned and struck a tree. He was evacuating people in the path of Hurricane Harvey.

Marine Dakota Meyer obliterated a story on social media about a “transgender Navy SEAL” who “was on the unit that took out Osama bin Laden.”

Just days before his 95th birthday, Air Force veteran 2nd Lt. John R. Pedevillano finally received a Purple Heart award for his service during World War II.

Director Clint Eastwood has chosen three soldiers who stopped a terrorist attack in Paris to play themselves in a film about that heroic incident.

Marine Corps 1st Lt. Trey Cleary received a phone call from President Trump just before he left this past weekend for a 6-month deployment to Iraq.

A pair of veterans have captured the hearts of American viewers through their tremendous determination and spirit during this week’s Boston Marathon.

GOP Rep. Duncan Hunter has nominated deceased Marine Sgt. Rafael Peralta for the Medal of Honor, the fourth time Peralta has received the nomination.

Johnny Walker, interpreter for the legendary Chris Kyle of ‘American Sniper’ fame, told protesters – “If you disagree with Trump … go back to your country.”

A FedEx guy grabbed one flag away from protesters, saving it, then returned to his truck to retrieve a fire extinguisher for the others.

David Beamer came off the bench and led the West team to 28 unanswered points and a win in the Sunshine Classic all-star football game.

A new poll shows that military members and veterans overwhelmingly support Republican Donald Trump for President over Hillary Clinton.

Obama said he doesn’t like it when he sees “some folks trash-talking America’s military.” Here are 5 examples of him treating our troops like trash.

Commander John “Tig” Tiegen, one of the American heroes who fought to save lives in Benghazi, said Hillary “seems to misspeak and be delusional.”

The Dallas Cowboys marched out for their first training camp practice, arm-in-arm with police officers and families of the victims of last month’s shooting.

Two NYPD officers had what appeared to be a bomb thrown into their vehicle, then sacrificed their own lives for the safety of others.

Dallas shooting victim, Shetania Taylor, hailed police officers as heroes for saving her and her sons lives. “I’m thankful for the police,” she said.

President George W. Bush spent his 70th birthday doing exactly as you’d expect – biking with wounded warriors, men and women he admires.

Dallas police killed a suspect in Thursday night’s attack on police officers that left five dead with a bomb delivered by a police department robot.

A retired detective and World War II veteran died alone at the age of 95 last month, so the NYPD did the proper thing by giving him a hero’s send off.