WWII vets offer treasure trove of stories
Nestled on the border of Escondido and San Marcos, California sits a residential mobile home park, Madrid Manor, where two hidden treasures thrive. Two...
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No longer homeless, vet gets fresh start
Dennis Nelson, a former U. S. Navy boatswain, has fallen off a submarine, been smashed up in a motorcycle accident and lived on the streets. But Nelson did...
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Queen Mary celebrates 80th anniversary
You can get married on The Queen Mary (the dry-docked huge ocean liner permanently moored in Long Beach), and we can provide everything but the husband,”...
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WWII Vet celebrates 100th birthday
Don’t make any plans for December,” says Harry Anderson, “I’m having my 100th birthday party, and it’s going to be a big party.” Spry, delightful, almost...
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HONOR FLIGHT ATTENDEES RETURN HOME ONE MORE TIME
Seventy-eight WWII vets returned to a fabulous Homecoming in San Diego at Lindbergh Field on Sunday, October 5, 2014. The WWII vets were returning from the...
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All Merchant Marines deserve recognition
Bruce Radder fought for his country in WWII. But another 43 years went by after the War ended before he was recognized as a U.S. Veteran. It took the US...
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Transitional housing helps homeless vets
For veterans sleeping on the streets, the first step to help them has to be to get them into transitional housing. Interfaith Community Services of...
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