American Eagle Day on June 20 marks 235 years that this majestic creature has graced the face of U.S. coins, flags and banners.
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Army Celebrates 242 Years of Service
The U.S. Army was called the Continental Army, made up of expert riflemen from the 13 colonies, when it began as a unified effort against Great Britain.
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Texas Hero Rudder Led Army Rangers to D-Day Victory
More than 160,000 Allied troops took part in the D-Day invasion of 1944. It’s considered by many to be the single most important event of World War II.
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The Seeds of Memorial Day
Memorial Day is the last Monday of May each year. On this day, we gather to remember those who have fallen while safeguarding the American way of life.
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Three Tips to Stay Cool and Save Money This Summer
So far, 2017 is on track to be a sizzler. But there are some simple ways to stay cool and save money at home this summer.
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Armed Forces Day Applauds Service
May 20 is Armed Forces Day, created in 1949 to pay tribute to our brave men and women serving in every branch of the U.S. Military.
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May 12 Celebrates Military Spouses
National Military Spouse Appreciation Day was created in 1984 to draw attention to the support military spouses provide in keeping our military strong.
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Saturday Salutes Bomb Squad Bravery
May 6 pays tribute to members of a select group of heroes known as Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technicians—aka the bomb squad.
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April Pays Tribute to Military Children
About 2 million U.S. military children deal with frequent relocations, the deployment of a parent or other challenges from having family in the military.
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San Jacinto Site a Window to the Past
Each year, on the Saturday closest to San Jacinto Day, officials there stage the largest battle reenactment in the south.
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