Eight decades after the end of World War II, a Massachusetts museum maintains and operates the massive relics to perpetuate an understanding of democracy — and the sacrifices required to sustain it.

Crew of the “Heaven Can Wait” bomber in Papua New Guinea. 2nd Lt. Thomas V. Kelly Jr. is the middle figure in the back row, ...

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Fourteen young men died in 1943 when their bomber had trouble lifting off the runway in what would become Palm Beach ...

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France’s Char 2C was the world’s biggest operational tank, but history passed it by.

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U.S. Army Pvt. James Gilbert Loterbaugh, an Ohio native, was a crew member on an M4 “Sherman” tank in Germany in 1944.

The museum’s uncanny environment is the work of the Collings Foundation, a well-heeled nonprofit that is among the world’s ...

Those in the audience were reminded that they live in the “best country, state and city in the world” because of the soldiers ...