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The Martinsburg VA has over 37,000 Veterans enrolled. About 1,000 are part of the Greatest Generation, having served in World War II. Here’s a brief glimpse at two Purple Heart heroes.

In honor of the 75th Anniversary of D-Day, today's #VeteranOfTheDay will highlight some of the stories of the amazing Veterans who were there.

Marion Gray’s portrait graces VA’s Facebook page. He was photographed with the American flag presented to him on June 8, 2009, when he was leaving the Normandy American Cemetery in France.

The subjects of the first Living History series are without [...]

It was a quiet and beautiful Sunday morning at Hawaii’s [...]

When we hear the phrase “The Greatest Generation” we all [...]

For VA psychiatrist Dr. Donna Ames, one of the most [...]

The Library of Congress is famous for cataloging some of [...]

VA Providence is honored to recognize three remarkable Rhode Island WWII Veterans who exemplify the strength, sacrifice and spirit of the Greatest Generation.

Central Arkansas VA’s Home Based Primary Care team celebrated the service of two WWII Marine Veterans from the greatest generation.

Today, we honor the almost 3,600 Americans killed or wounded at Pearl Harbor 75 years ago. And we remember America’s greatest generation—those who came forward to answer a great challenge.

At 92 years young, Ernest Andrus is running across America to raise awareness for the sacrifices of "America's Greatest Generation."