Veterans Day is Saturday, marking the end of World War I. The day is also meant to pay tribute to troops who have served or are actively serving in the military.
As Veterans Day weekend comes to an end the Veterans Council of Chatham County held their annual Armistice Day celebration at the World War one monument in Daffin Park Sunday.
While Savannah will officially commemorate Veterans Day with the annual parade on Saturday. People in the Hostess City were still paying their respects Friday at the World War II Memorial on River Street.
After serving his country for 13 years in the U.S. Army D'Angelo Shaw struggled adjusting to civilian, at one point even becoming homeless, but his story wouldn't end that way.
The Department of Veterans Affairs said it takes more than 100 days on average to complete disability-related claims. Some veterans are waiting much longer to get all the benefits they deserve.
Military bands that travel across the country representing the United States are right here in Savannah today and will be performing in the Veteran’s Day Parade on Saturday.
The National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force had a very special visitor this week. Captain Richard Nelms, a WWII bomber pilot made a stop at the museum Thursday and took time to speak with WTOC about the impact of the Eighth Air Force and his experience in skies fighting for our freedom.
A group of veterans in one Chatham County neighborhood wants to help spouses of today’s service members get their education. They’re teaming up with Georgia Southern University to do it.
