The US says it has identified the remains of a World War Two tank commander who was killed fighting in Germany in November 1944. Lt Gene F Walker was battling Nazi forces near the German-Belgian ...

According to the U.S. Army, the attack killed Walker instantly, but heavy fighting in the area prevented surviving crews from retrieving his body. Later, his remains were hard to identify.

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – An emotional reunion between a WWII veteran and the tank he drove on Iwo Jima. The Museum of the ...

A 100-year-old veteran reunited with “Lucky”—a tank he drove in 1945 during World War II on Friday—the 80th anniversary of ...

Second Lt. Gene F. Walker was killed in Germany in 1944, nearly three months after his daughter was born. She learned in July that his remains had been identified.

U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Gene F. Walker Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency Walker was 27 and commanded an M4 Sherman tank in November 1944 when his unit battled German forces near Hücheln, Germany, and ...

Just shy of his 99th birthday, World War II tank commander Vernon Foster vividly recalls hellish battles in France and Germany, being blasted in the face by shrapnel, logging 2,600 miles in the ...

In this March 30, 2019, photo, Cpl. Clarence Smoyer, right, arrives at Union Station as volunteer historical re-enactors look on in lower downtown Denver as part of a ceremony to honor Smoyer, who ...