Combat duty for glider pilots and its occupants was extremely dangerous. In an interview posted to the U.S Army website, retired WWII glider pilot Lt. Col. Al Hulstrunk noted that "You would think ...

Last known WWII, D-Day glider pilot to be buried in Denver by: Spencer Kristensen. ... when he was reassigned to fly CG-4A gliders to a landing zone behind German lines near Normandy on D-Day.

In-Town Gallery presents Flip Flop Flutter, a collection of new artwork by sculptor Denice Bizot through July 31. A reception will be held on Friday, July 11 from 5-8 p.m. Officials saic, ... more ...

Ken Feyhl had an important job to do on June 6, 1944, but it wasn't exactly the one he had prepared for and looked forward to for so long.

PHOTOS: WWII glider pilot honored by adopted Denver family Raymond Farris Chambers, who died May 29, received full military honors; Heather Holmes and family cared for him over 12 years.

After 81 years, Livermore WWII airman returns home on Memorial Day weekend 04:58. As America honors its fallen warriors on Memorial Day, one WWII airman has been returned to his hometown of ...

Combat duty for glider pilots and its occupants was extremely dangerous. In an interview posted to the U.S Army website, retired WWII glider pilot Lt. Col. Al Hulstrunk noted that "You would think ...