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North Carolina servicemen and women send holiday greetings from overseas.
WRAL viewers share photos of veterans, current and past, whose lives have touched theirs.
Crowds gathered in downtown Fayetteville to give a warm welcome to Vietnam veterans in a parade Saturday, as part of the 10-day Heroes Homecoming event. Photos by Sarah Cooper.
Exhibits across Fayetteville, including a half-sized replica of the Vietnam Memorial, tell the stories of veterans.
WRAL partners with the Flight of Honor program to provide a very special trip for veterans of World War II. The program gives veterans an opportunity to travel in groups on a commercial, chartered flight for a day trip to visit the World War II Memorial erected in their honor in Washington D.C.
WRAL is partnering with the Flight of Honor program to provide a very special trip for veterans of World War II. The program gives veterans an opportunity to travel in groups on a commercial, chartered flight for a day trip to visit the World War II Memorial erected in their honor in Washington D.C.
WRAL viewers share photos of veterans, current and past, whose lives have touched theirs.
WRAL viewers share pictures of their veterans in their lives.
North Carolina honored veterans Saturday with annual parades in Raleigh and Fayetteville and a ceremony at the State Capitol building.
Families from around North Carolina shared photos of their veterans and active-duty service members.
Fifty-five units, with 1,400 members, marched in the 27th North Carolina Veterans Parade and Ceremony, which wound its way down Fayetteville Street to the state Capital Building in downtown Raleigh Saturday, Nov. 8, 2008. A formal ceremony, featuring the Enloe Ensemble, followed.
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