2:36 PM, Jan 23, 2012
The French Government bestowed its highest honor on East Tennessee Veteran Harold Davis.
9:06 AM, Jan 13, 2012
The French Government honored two East Tennessee military Veterans with one of their country's highest awards on Thursday.
9:52 PM, Jan 5, 2012
The video compilation looks back at 2011 and our stories about East Tennessee veterans.
9:22 PM, Dec 22, 2011
One WWII veteran we spoke to from East Tennessee spent a Christmas overseas surrounded by the enemy.
6:53 PM, Dec 8, 2011
When we picture injuries suffered at war, more often than not they are physical wounds.
9:32 PM, Nov 17, 2011
This week we resurrect memories and traditions tied to honoring military veterans here in East Tennessee.
9:10 PM, Nov 10, 2011
The past couple weeks we have introduced our viewers to black veterans of WWII and Vietnam. In our latest interview we connect with current military recruiter SSgt. Mullins. We learn more about his experience as a black man in the military and his concerns about the shrinking number of minorities signing up to serve in the modern Army.
4:14 PM, Nov 3, 2011
Long before he earned a doctorate in mathematics from an Ivy League college, Robert Harvey spent his youth picking cotton in Mississippi.
12:09 AM, Oct 28, 2011
You may know Mayor Brown is a native Knoxville and graduate of Austin High School. Perhaps you have heard about his long career in the US Postal Service. But he doesn't often talk much about his career in the military.
6:11 AM, Oct 21, 2011
Back in the early 1960's a few hundred airmen based in East Tennessee helped change the landscape of a tense political battle.
9:15 PM, Oct 6, 2011
The process tied to obtaining a "Blue Star License Plate" has some military families seeing red.
8:22 PM, Sep 22, 2011
East Tennessee Army veteran James Brennan served in both major theatres of World War II.
9:12 PM, Sep 8, 2011
The urge to do something meaningful after 9/11 led many young men and women straight to the nearest military recruiter.
University of Tennessee graduate Nathan Weinbaum was one of them.
9:18 PM, Aug 18, 2011
A sweater returned home to the Knoxville office of the Red Cross after close to sixty years.
8:54 PM, Aug 4, 2011
Baseball legend Lou Gehrig has been the face of the muscle killing disease ALS for more than seventy years. But in this modern era the new face could easily be America's military veterans.