Famous Veterans

Professional politician, professional athlete, profession of arms: Bill Bradley did it all.

Before "Rudy" went to Notre Dame to play for the Irish, he earned the GI Bill in Vietnam.

Robert Reese Neyland was a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.

Tony Trabert was a rising star in the world of international tennis. Then the Korean War started.

Chuck Norris' keyboard doesn't have an escape key; no one escapes from Chuck Norris.

Probably the most remarkable thing about the lives these veterans led is that they will continue to affect so many of us for...

TRX is bringing in a cadre of veterans and human performance experts to help military readiness.

The Congressional Gold Medal has been approved for baseball Hall of Famer Larry Doby.

Lear would fly 52 missions over Nazi-occupied territory before the war's end, at a time when surviving to fly 25 missions was...

In a career that spanned 44 years, Lou Holtz held a variety of football coaching jobs in the college and the NFL.