Five decades after the end of the U.S.-led war in Vietnam, Asian American and Pacific Islander veterans are reflecting on the life-changing ordeal that was at time made more complicated by their race.

Vietnam veteran Jerry Piehl saw the red cross on a Huey helicopter at Sleepy Eye Veteran’s Park Saturday and talked about ...

A more than seven-foot-tall replica of the Vietnam Wall was on display in Mississippi recently – in one of 30 cities chosen ...

A Vitetnam Veteran Memorial service in Jacksonville, remembering the thousands of lives lost during the Vietnam War.

Veterans' thinktank STRIVE organised the 4th Late General Bipin Rawat Memorial Lecture, a tribute to India's first Chief of ...

"Making candles allows me to channel my thoughts and emotions into something beautiful." Tony Haskey has made a batch of ...

While the contributions of US Marine Corps Sgt. Alfredo “Freddy” González may have been removed from some digital realms, ...

The Elbe Day picture captured American and Russian armies uniting against the Nazis — and cemented two Jewish soldiers in ...

During an Oval Office visit with veterans Wednesday evening, President Donald Trump laughed at a “picture” depicting former ...

The Constitution guarantees all Americans – regardless of their race, status, or creed – fundamental freedoms that shape our ...