May 8 Eisenhower Sets The Date For D-Day

Eisenhower set the date for D-Day on this day, picking June 5, 1944. It would move to a day later due to weather conditions, but the wheels were now in motion for the greatest armada in history to land on the continent.

May 3 Battle of the Coral Sea

The Battle of the Coral Sea, the first modern naval battle and a precursor to Midway a month later, starts on this day. It was the first naval battle in which the opposing fleets never saw each other save by airplane. It was a tactical loss, in terms of ships lost or damaged, for the Americans, but a strategic victory, … Read More

May 2 Roy Benavidez Medal of Honor

Roy Benavides earned the Medal of Honor for his determined and heroic leadership over a six hour battle against an NVA battalion. Honor and remember him!

April 28 Dominican Republic Liberation

The 82nd Airborne and the 5th Marines liberate the Dominican Republic from communist forces. 22 Americans died while preventing the country from becoming a satellite of communist Cuba. Honor and remember them!