Pvt. Archie Hawkins was a proud World War I Veteran. […]
Sgt. William H. Thompkins was an African-American soldier who was […]
Sgt. Thompkins' Medal of Honor citation reads, he "voluntarily went ashore in the face of the enemy and aided in the rescue of his wounded comrades."
Over the last two years, Sharp has organized the placement of more than 40,000 flags and red carnations at cemeteries, including Quantico National Cemetery in September 2017 and Eagle Point National Cemetery in December 2017.
A labor of love from volunteers in Arizona will provide a dignified final tribute for Veterans who have no family to plan their funerals.
Sixty six years after Army Pfc. Albert E. Atkins went missing during the Korean War, he was finally laid to rest with full military honors.
This Saturday, Dec. 16, volunteers will place holiday wreaths to honor and remember America’s Veterans at more than 100 VA national cemeteries as part of the annual Wreaths Across America event.
“Everyone was ready to get back to work. Everyone wanted to continue our mission as quickly as possible.”
“Every person can recognize the tune within the first three notes. When you hear the music, it brings you back to the very first time you heard it.”
Across the country this week, more than 2000 community members and volunteers stepped up to help 45 VA National Cemeteries maintain their grounds while honoring the final resting places of our nations military.
VA's National Cemetery Administration welcomed two cadets from the United States Military Academy at West Point this summer who will assist cemetery directors in service and outreach programs that connect Veteran legacy in the cemeteries with the community.
In partnership with the Parent Help Center, parents are learn new coping skills, while children learn about responsibility and consequences in an austere and sacred environment.