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K-9 police officers lay a rose in remembrance of fallen K-9 police dogs during the National Police K9 Memorial Service at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, DC, on May 11, 2023. (Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP) (Photo by JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images)

President Trump Honors ‘Heroic’ Service Dogs On K-9 Veterans Day

On Thursday, President Donald Trump issued a statement honoring National K-9 Veterans Day, which celebrates dogs for their critical role in assisting first responders and service members.

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VA Tries To Ban Iconic WWII Photo

with Mark ‘Oz’ Geist

Times Square "Kiss In" Celebrates Famed WWII Photo NEW YORK - AUGUST 14: Carl Muscarello and Edith Shain, who claim to be the nurse and sailor in the famous photograph taken on V-J Day, kiss next to a sculpture based on the photograph in Times Square to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II August 14, 2005 in New York City. Alfred Eisenstaedt took the famous photograph in Times Square but did not note the names of the people in the picture. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

VA Plan To Ban Iconic WWII Kiss Photo From Medical Sites Rescinded

Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary Denis McDonough (D-Minn.) has reversed a plan to ban the famous World War II kiss photo that was taken in New York’s Times Square.

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U.S. Steel Beat Imperial Japan in WWII, Now Sold to Japanese Company

with John Rossomando

Auld Lang Syne: Ode of Dying Allied POWs in WWII

Historical Spotlight

A man studies at the McMillan Memorial Library in Nairobi on March 24, 2022. - Book Bunk started digitizing the McMillan Memorial Library in October 2020, which has an archive of more than 137, 000 books, with the aim to make it available for future generations. So far they have photographed 70.000 pages of which 1.200 are images. Theyre also inviting Kenyans to bring personal items such as photographs, letters or recollections of historic events as part of their Missing bits projects to create an archive anchored in public memory. (Photo by Patrick Meinhardt / AFP) (Photo by PATRICK MEINHARDT/AFP via Getty Images)

Former Paratrooper Chronicles WWII Heroism Through His New Book

Former paratrooper-turned-author James Fenelon tells the stories of the paratroopers who helped free The Philippines and who were the first boots on the ground in Japan.