WWII
Former Steelers Player And Coach Dies
Former Pittsburgh Steelers center and coach Chuck Cherundolo has died in Florida at the age of 96.
WWII Battleship Clock Makes Its Way To Local Museum
Today marks the 71st anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. And a piece of that historic day is on display for the Pittsburgh community to see — an artifact from a sunken battleship.
Annual Veterans Parade Continues To Honor Those Who Served
Thousands line the streets of downtown Pittsburgh Saturday morning to honor our veterans.
Arlington Military Burial For Recently-Found WWII Vets
The remains of seven long missing World War II marines, including John Yeager of New Kensington, will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery Thursday.
Jeep Celebrated In Butler County
More than 1,000 Jeeps will find their way to Butler this weekend. The Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival honors the first one of all. It was built in Butler on the cusp of World War II.
Battle Of The Bulge Veterans Take Final Ride
The Latrobe Fourth of July celebration is a tradition for many across the area, but this year it’s a bittersweet occasion as a special group of veterans ride in their final parade.
‘Memphis Belle’ To Fly At Allegheny County Airport
Few aircraft have achieved the stature and fame of the “Memphis Belle.” The Memphis Belle was the first American bomber to successfully complete 25 missions over enemy territory. Decades later, a popular film would introduce the bomber and her crew to a new generation.
Iron Men Of Metz Come To Pittsburgh
It’s the 63d reunion for the men of the 95th infantry, who liberated a French city from Nazi forces in November, 1944. They were hailed as the “Iron Men of Metz.”
Machine Gun, Flame Thrower Found Inside Brighton Heights House
Police found a cache of weapons inside of a Brighton Heights home. A man described by neighbors as a recluse and a hoarder hasn’t been seen for several weeks.
Help Build Southwestern PA’s WWII Memorial
Learn more about the WWII Veterans of Southwestern Pennsylvania Memorial Fund
92-Year-Old WWII Veteran Remembers D-Day
Sixty-seven years after the allied invasion at Normandy, Michael Vernillo remembers it clearly.
Students To Present WWII Oral History Project
An oral history produced by students at Linton Middle School presents mages of World War II, and the spoken memories of some who served. It’s a story told by a dwindling number of veterans. Sixteen […]
Wings of Freedom Lands in Pittsburgh
It is unusual to see a WWII era plane in its original condition, so to see three of them would be an unforgettable experience. The Wings of Freeedom air show is currently at the Allegheny […]













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