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Antifa, or alleged “anti-fascists”, were recently compared to veterans of World War Two by an editor at The Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg. His reasoning? Antifa charged white supremacists and neo-Nazis at Charlottesville like World War Two veterans did during the war. Here’s what Goldberg tweeted, comparing ‘Saving Private Ryan’ movie’s portrayal of veterans to “a group […]

We at Accuracy in Media recognize the sacrifices made on that day, where U.S. servicemen died in Pearl Harbor when Japanese bombers attacked the U.S. fleet stationed there. We remember December 7th, 1941 through the words of Ronald Reagan in 1987: Proclamation 5751 — National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, 1987 December 7, 1987 By the […]

From Task and Purpose: Erling Kindem, a World War II veteran whose friendship with a local boy went viral after a local TV news station aired a story about the pair, died Saturday. Kindem, 91, died at the senior care facility in Farmington where he lived, according to KARE-11 TV. KARE 11’s Boyd Huppert and […]

“Hacksaw Ridge” is the latest Mel Gibson war movie to hit the silver screen, and it looks to be a compelling war movie about a Seventh Day Adventist named Desmond Doss. Doss stuck to his religious beliefs in World War Two and saved the lives of his men as a medic during the Battle of […]

What an incredible story: Jane Fawcett, a British code-breaker during World War II who deciphered a key German message that led to the sinking of the battleship Bismarck — one of Britain’s greatest naval victories during the war — died May 21 at her home in Oxford, England. She was 95. Her death was first […]

Brian Williams, who was forced to take time off after he was found to have lied about some of his past experiences, doesn’t remember the context of World War Two and the fight against Japan.

His speech at Hiroshima, site of one of the two nuclear bombs dropped by the U.S. to end the Second World War with Japan, ignored the reality facing American soldiers that the Japanese would fight until the bitter end, among other things. Photo by redlegsfan21

The plan is to catalog and plan where to put the 300 monuments from the Soviet era. Photo by Jaap Arriens

This from the Free Beacon: Richard Overton, Greatest Living American and Free Beacon 2014 Man of the Year, turned 110 on Wednesday. The World War II veteran has gained fame and acclaim due to his love of whiskey, cigars, and guns. Despite being born in 1906, Overton regularly hosts people at his Austin home including former […]

Frank Levingston, Jr. passed away this past week at the old age of 110. RIP Frank. The oldest living US #wwiivet Frank Levingston died on Tuesday.He visited the @WWIIMemorial in DC on 12/7/2015 2015. pic.twitter.com/zgdZwhcS05 — WWII Memorial Friend (@WWIIMemorial) May 5, 2016 Photo by cseeman