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George Guhr says his generation is built on helping others. The man who helped liberate Europe says, "Somewhere along the line I hope we've helped another person or helped another country ...
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The Reverend Paul VanLoon told me that if he thinks about the Memorial's 4,000 stars on his way home he'll probably cry.
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It's not unusual to see men and women in uniform in Washington DC. But when we got to the World War II Memorial, one of the guys in full military dress ...
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Air Force Retired Lt. Col. John "JC" Mcdonell started talking about the war as we sat outside the Women's Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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"We're gonna have a good time, if we don't it's our fault." That was Stanley Gwiazdowski's outlook as he was waiting for the Honor Flight early Saturday morning.
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Don Denman is unassuming, but seeing him on the plane and standing next to him on one of our bus rides something made me want to know his story.
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Rose Wozniak stands maybe about four and a half feet tall. But what she lacks in height she makes up for with attitude.
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Gerry Hinderholtz, Ejner Lie and Maynard Poulsen Have been friends longer than most of us have been alive.
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People interested in taking part in the Honor Flight homecoming Saturday night at Mitchell International Airport can take a special charter bus to the event.
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The 11th Honor Flight takes off from Milwaukee on Saturday to take 225 local World War II veterans to see their memorial in Washington D.C., and it will bring a longtime ...
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A group of local veterans is in Washington D.C. Saturday as part of the Stars And Stripes Honor Flight.
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Lucy Cohn had not been back to see Lt. Colonel Norman Cohn's grave until this past weekend's Honor Flight.
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One Navy Seal who took the trip had no idea about a surprise waiting for him in Washington, D.C.
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A veteran from Milwaukee died Christmas Eve without his Purple Heart. Orville Lemke had been fighting 8 years for it. Lemke was hit by shrapnel in Germany in 1945.
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Hundreds of veterans get a thrill of a lifetime.
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More than 400 World War II veterans and guardian volunteers made the most recent Honor Flight trip to Washington, and among the serious moments were also moments of levity.
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More than 100 World War II veterans from central and northern Wisconsin are spending the day in Washington, and for some it will be the trip of a lifetime.
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A woman from Kenosha has a special reason for helping people get to the homecoming celebration for this Saturday's Honor Flight.
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Two Honor Flights will be leaving Milwaukee for Washington's World War II Memorial this fall. One of them will carry Jodi Becker's grandfather.
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300 WWII vets from Wisconsin got the chance to see the World War II Memorial in Washington DC Sunday.
