Dr. Richard Martin reflects on his service as an Army physician in Germany in the 1970s, sharing stories of cross-cultural friendship and the realities of living next to the Eastern Bloc.

The 26th annual Kiwanis Interview-a-Veteran Essay Contest winners were celebrated in an awards reception at Civic Hall in Clarksville.

It will be a historic day on November 13th when a former World War II prisoner of war from Pine Bluff will be inducted into ...

Russian security forces are strengthening their influence in northern Norway — and sowing division within the country.

By Dr. John E. Warren, Publisher San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper Chairman of the Board ofDirectors, NNPA On November 11 ...

Retired Master Sgt. William “Billy” Walker Powers, a Hancock County native, served 24 years in the U.S. Army, advancing ...

The Kugelblitz, officially known as the Flakpanzer IV Kugelblitz (“Ball Lightning”), was a late-war German self-propelled ...

A winter trip to Germany led us to a forgotten dump pit full of relics from the war. Amid frost and fallen leaves, we ...

Under Maj. William O. Darby, volunteers drawn heavily from the 34th Infantry Division trained in Scotland in demolitions, ...

Part 442 of items from the historical past of the area that impacted Franklin County. Sources: Preston Citizen, 1940-1946; ...

The Scharf Collection, one of the most significant art collections in Germany, has gone on public display for the first time ...

There are very few local newspapers existing from the time of World War II, but fortunately the area papers which are extant carried news from Cocke County. Today’s column will ...