D-Day on Townhall

Gehry reveals new details for Eisenhower Memorial Thu Oct 6

AP News
Kenneth Dahlberg, WWII ace, Watergate figure, dies Wed Oct 5

AP News
Lee Davenport, WWII radar developer, dies at 95 Tue Oct 4

AP News
The Case For Doing Nothing Thu Sep 15

Paul Greenberg

Don't just do something, Mr. President. Stand there. ... more
America's Unique Democracy Tue Jul 12

Armstrong Williams

I am concerned about what I see in America today. Never before has the government controlled such a large part of the economy. This trend was prevalent long before the most recent recession, but has become drastically worse since then. ... more
Missing in Action Fri Jun 10

Oliver North

Sixty-seven years ago this week, more than 155,000 U.S., British and Canadian troops assaulted German defenses in Normandy, France, during Operation Overlord. The USS Laffey, the most decorated World War II destroyer in existence -- normally an exhibit at this magnificent museum but now undergoing repairs -- was there on D-Day. ... more
Ike, D-Day and the Age of Accountable Leaders Tue Jun 7

Townhall.com Staff
Marking D-Day with massive paintball battle Mon Jun 6

Reuters News
Remembering D-Day Mon Jun 6

Katie Pavlich
Sen. Kerry visits Normandy for D-Day anniversary Mon Jun 6

AP News
Marking D-Day with massive paintball battle Sun Jun 5

Reuters News
Exhibit marks 67th anniversary of D-Day landings Sun Jun 5

AP News
Oceans, Hope and D-Day Thu Jun 2

Jackie Gingrich Cushman

We are a country in need of hope. A recent Rasmussen Survey "finds that just 35 percent of likely U.S. voters now believe America's best days lie ahead." ... more
The Shot that Killed bin Laden Mon May 2

Rich Galen

At 12:09 this morning, as I was watching the coverage of the events surrounding President Obama's announcement of the death of Osama bin Laden, I tweeted: "Wonder if we'll ever find out which member of the assault team took the shot that killed bin Laden?" ... more
The American Way of Abandonment Fri Feb 4

Pat Buchanan

Egypt's presdient not going to play the role assigned him in the White House script that has him resigning and fleeing Egypt in the face of mass demonstrations in Tahrir Square. ... more
9th Circuit Court Removes Crosses from Korea Memorial Thu Jan 6

Brad O'Leary

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has just ruled that a Christian cross meant to honor fallen military heroes is unconstitutional because it “projects a government endorsement of Christianity.” ... more
Going Home To Glory Sun Nov 21

David Stokes

Just 12 years old when the 34th President of the United States retired to his beloved Pennsylvania farm, David Eisenhower was uniquely positioned to observe what it was like to become a former President of the United States. ... more

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