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Pearl Harbor hero finally returns, eight decades later
Military News
A hero's homecoming: WWII Pearl Harbor sailor killed in action identified
A sailor who was killed during the Pearl Harbor attack was identified and will be laid to rest in his hometown in N.C. 13News Now Mike Gooding has the story.
North Carolina
UNC eyes new names for 3 buildings tied to white supremacy
The buildings are reportedly named after men who “occupied high positions of influence and public trust” and used their power to oppress Black people.
Military News
20 years since helicopter crash killed service members searching for Vietnam MIA remains
On April 7, 2001, a helicopter crash in Vietnam killed 16 people. They were members of a unit searching for remains of missing soldiers from the Vietnam War.
Military News
20 years since helicopter crash killed service members searching for Vietnam MIA remains
On April 7, 2001, a helicopter crash in Vietnam killed 16 people. They were members of a unit searching for remains of missing soldiers from the Vietnam War.
Military News
US Sailor makes long awaited return to Battleship Wisconsin
For Petty Officer Third Class Luke Mallan, it was a reunion nearly 70 years in the making.
Life
Veteran boards Battleship Wisconsin, nearly 70 years later
A US sailor returned to the place he once called home nearly 70 years ago!
Education
U of Richmond to reevaluate decision on renaming buildings
The university is reconsidering the decision not to change the names of two of its buildings - they were named after Douglas Southall Freeman and Robert Ryland.
Nation World
Ransom note threatens to make Confederate monument from Alabama into toilet
A representative of the United Daughters of the Confederacy on March 20 reported that the Jefferson Davis Memorial Chair had gone missing in Selma, Alabama.
History
WWII plane pulled from Lake Michigan on display at Virginia Beach museum, set to be restored
A new piece of history is here in Virginia Beach and it's taking us all the way back to World War II.
History
WWII Plane Recovered from Lake Michigan Exhibited at Virginia Beach Museum
The Dauntless Dive Bomber is being repaired with the help of the Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach, after years of sitting at the bottom of Lake Michigan.
Politics
High court: Charlottesville can remove Confederate statues
Virginia’s highest court has ruled that the city of Charlottesville can take down two statues of Confederate generals, including one of Robert E. Lee.
Military News
A hero's homecoming: WWII Pearl Harbor sailor killed in action identified
A sailor who was killed during the Pearl Harbor attack was identified and will be laid to rest in his hometown in N.C. 13News Now Mike Gooding has the story.
North Carolina
UNC eyes new names for 3 buildings tied to white supremacy
The buildings are reportedly named after men who “occupied high positions of influence and public trust” and used their power to oppress Black people.
Military News
20 years since helicopter crash killed service members searching for Vietnam MIA remains
On April 7, 2001, a helicopter crash in Vietnam killed 16 people. They were members of a unit searching for remains of missing soldiers from the Vietnam War.
Military News
20 years since helicopter crash killed service members searching for Vietnam MIA remains
On April 7, 2001, a helicopter crash in Vietnam killed 16 people. They were members of a unit searching for remains of missing soldiers from the Vietnam War.
Military News
US Sailor makes long awaited return to Battleship Wisconsin
For Petty Officer Third Class Luke Mallan, it was a reunion nearly 70 years in the making.
Life
Veteran boards Battleship Wisconsin, nearly 70 years later
A US sailor returned to the place he once called home nearly 70 years ago!
Education
U of Richmond to reevaluate decision on renaming buildings
The university is reconsidering the decision not to change the names of two of its buildings - they were named after Douglas Southall Freeman and Robert Ryland.
Nation World
Ransom note threatens to make Confederate monument from Alabama into toilet
A representative of the United Daughters of the Confederacy on March 20 reported that the Jefferson Davis Memorial Chair had gone missing in Selma, Alabama.
History
WWII plane pulled from Lake Michigan on display at Virginia Beach museum, set to be restored
A new piece of history is here in Virginia Beach and it's taking us all the way back to World War II.
History
WWII Plane Recovered from Lake Michigan Exhibited at Virginia Beach Museum
The Dauntless Dive Bomber is being repaired with the help of the Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach, after years of sitting at the bottom of Lake Michigan.
Politics
High court: Charlottesville can remove Confederate statues
Virginia’s highest court has ruled that the city of Charlottesville can take down two statues of Confederate generals, including one of Robert E. Lee.
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