More On World War II

The sergeant major of the Army revealed new details about the planned uniform.

The filmmakers decided to desegregate the Army for their version of the D-Day invasion.

A new PBS documentary interviews the survivors and follows the search for the missing WWII carrier.

The remains of 186 sailors and Marines from the battleship USS Oklahoma have been identified through DNA testing.

The Library of Congress has interviews with ordinary Americans recorded on Dec. 8, 1941.

The new uniform may look a lot like the iconic pinks-and-greens worn during WWII, but senior leaders dropped the pinks.

The remains of 1st Lt. John D. Crouchley were found with the help of a 95-year-old Bulgarian villager.

Ninety-three-year-old Lee Brundige was using his car to sleep in when he was offered a place to stay.

VA estimates that, of the 16 million service members who served during WWII, roughly 500,000 are still alive today.