Jake Larson calls himself “The Luckiest Man in the World” and, at age 98, he's a bona fide TikTok celebrity. Louis Graziano, also 98, is the only surviving eyewitness to the German surrender in the “Little Red Schoolhouse” in Reims, France, on May 7, 1945. Both landed on Omaha Beach on D-Day, and both

Major Samuel P. Logan, Jr., if alive, would be 101 years old. Pilot of a B-29 shot down over North Korea on September 9, 1950, Logan is one of 7,556 listed by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency as Missing in Action from the Korean War. Sixty years later after Logan was declared missing, film

Robert Ratonyi was six years old in 1944 when Nazi occupiers introduced Phase One of the Final Solution in Hungary. His parents wound up in concentration camps, while he survived in Budapest’s Jewish ghetto. “This is not a pleasant thing to talk about,” he says. “Every time I do, I’m transported back to that

Civilians Henry, Trey, and Connor lead the conversation tonight on VBC Happy Hour sharing what they love about veterans and the stories they’ve heard. They’ll also pose questions to our veterans on Zoom. Join us and be inspired by these members of our rising American generation.

We've reassembled our panel of true experts tonight for the second part of our conversation about the first major land battle of the Pacific War. Come hear stories about Medal of Honor recipients John Basilone and Mitchell Paige, as well as the sad story of the Sullivan Brothers, who went down with the USS

We're live with Dave Holland and others for the 79th Anniversary of the Battle of Guadalcanal.