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Warrior Canine Connection's newest litter of puppies has been named after members of the Greatest Generation.

“I’m so happy to get all of these cards,” said James South. “I want them up on my walls so I can enjoy them every day.”

Grab a card and put it in the mail to help a World War II vet celebrate his 100th birthday.

The fashion trend that vowed to never forget.

If you live in the DC area, you can go watch the game for free Saturday.

A reading of the names of all 184 lost opened the ceremony.

Did you know that without World War II Smokey Bear may never have been created?

"This state-of-the-art museum will engage visitors in the Army's story -- highlighting how the Army was at the birth of our nation over 240 years ago, and how it continues to influence our everyday lives."

With help from photographer Susanne Beckmann, Julia Yllescas was able to include her fallen soldier father in her senior portraits.

“We’re trying to find the key -- or someone who has the key -- to bringing Austin home,” Marc Tice, Austins father, told Connecting Vets.