Randolph Kyzar was one of at least two Andalusia High School graduates to fly The Hump during WW II, the other being Dempsey Albritton [see ...
20 Years Later This week’s column is dedicated to the 344 firefighters and paramedics and the 71 law enforcement officers who died on 9/11. May ...
Author’s note: It has been an honor to listen to these brave patriots who put their lives on the line defending our country. Their courage ...
The sudden recapture of Afghanistan by the Taliban has left many Americans angry and frustrated by the 20-year long war, the longest combat operation in ...
The Air Cavalry concept was created by the Army in 1965 when the 1st Cavalry Division [Airmobile] was organized. This new concept utilized the helicopter ...
Conclusion – Liberation and War’s End Wesley Courson would spend 643 days as a prisoner of war before being liberated on April 29, 1945. It ...
Author’s note: The Conclusion of Wesley E. Courson’s story will appear next week. This week’s column is dedicated to 1st. Lt. John B. Givhan, Vietnam ...
Stalag Luft III was one of the most infamous and well-known of the German Prisoner of War camps. It eventually housed some 10,949 POWs, including ...
Part 1 – Five Missions Over Germany Author’s note: The author wishes to thank Mrs. Mary Courson Kyzar and her son, Marc, for providing a ...
(Editor’s Note: This week’s author is Robert Evers, a member of Covington Veterans Foundation.) First Lt. Harold H. Beasley of Andalusia was one of tens ...
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