VETERAN

Author Walt Larimore expands on At First Light, which tells the true story of a World War II hero, his bravery and an amazing horse

Not sure what to do after high school, Matt Winstel and a friend joined the U.S. Navy on the buddy program and “the rest was 26 years of Naval lore.”

A retired Air Force veteran now living in Volusia County reminisces on his time providing security for former first lady Rosalynn Carter.

Miliary officials say a U.S. Army Air Force gunner’s remains have been accounted for nearly eight decades after the heavy bomber he was flying in was shot down over France during World War II.

The University of Central Florida will hold a mid-week event ahead of Veterans Day to honor alumni who have served their country.

Many Central Florida communities are honoring our veterans this Veterans Day

Guests visiting Disney’s Magic Kingdom and EPCOT Monday morning got the rare chance to see the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds.

Veteran Winston E. Scott served over 26 years in the U.S. Navy, with seven of those years spent as a NASA astronaut.

The Orlando VA Healthcare System announced a partnership with Disney to host an enrollment and health fair later this month.

Widows group aims to help veterans, surviving spouses, children file before August 2024 deadline

Michelle James works to spread awareness of the toxic water at Camp Lejeune and how veterans and their families can fight for compensation

Susie Coates continues to fight for compensation after her husband's death with the help of the Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Widows

Carmen Garcia's husband died after serving at Camp Lejeune; now she's concerned about her son who spent time on base as a toddler

Jenny Rimmer finds help from Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Widows group to file for compensation under Camp Lejeune Justice Act 2022

Karen Swindler advocates for other widows while remembering and honoring her husband

Debbie Martin urges other Camp Lejeune widows to file for their benefits and file under the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022

Sheila Henson is hoping to be awarded in Camp Lejeune Justice Act lawsuit after husband dies from cancer at age 42

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs teams up with the Ad Council to offer resources to veterans

When Yomari Cruz returned home after serving in Afghanistan with the U.S. Army, she found herself struggling with adjusting back to civilian life.

The holidays are coming up sooner than you think.

Members of the Orlando Citizens Police Review Board are getting some of their questions answered following the death of William Sellers.

Brent Tucker, the owner of First Responder’s Coffee Company, dedicated much of his adult life to serving his country.

Veterans more likely to develop ALS, studies show, especially those with family history

Dozens gathered on Tuesday to welcome U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant Matthew Cable and his wife Ensley to their new neighborhood in DeBary.

After spending time in the Navy ROTC program at Boone High School, Veronika Tuskowski joined the Marines in July 2001 after her senior year.

Paul Barton honored as part of VFW #StillServing campaign

A historic tugboat built in DeLand in 1944 has made its final voyage back into Volusia County after being in Europe for 79 years.

K9s for Warriors offers trained service dogs to military veterans

Snooky Park named after Atticus "Snooky" Blanton, who served aboard the USS Arizona

In 1942, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Navy Women’s Reserve Act into law which created what was commonly known as the WAVES – Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service.

When you first meet Larry Johns, the first thing you notice is his smile. So you probably wouldn’t guess he has served the country for decades, and now, serves his community as a social worker.

He may be 94 years old, but Korean War veteran Johnnie Kelly’s memory is sharper than most people half his age.

Partnerships are enhancing the services and work done to help veterans beat the disease

Art form used in therapy sessions at Lake Nona VA Domiciliary helps veterans open up

Dozens of people set out Saturday to help a severely-injured Army veteran as he and his family prepare to move into their new home in Kissimmee.

A career serving his county in the United States Air Force inspired one Central Florida veteran to continue giving back to his community.

Honor Flights transport veterans to Washington D.C. memorials and volunteers can greet them on homecoming to honor them

A 100-year-old World War II veteran was honored by the Orlando City Council during its Monday afternoon meeting.

Inaugural Long Eagle Honor Flight to take off April 12-14

Gov. Ron DeSantis has ordered three state buildings to lower the state flag at half-staff to honor the memory and military service of Col. Joseph Kittinger, according to a release sent out on Friday.

A local World War II veteran celebrated his 105th birthday with friends and family on Monday.

CareerSource’s 10th annual “Paychecks for Patriots” job fair kicked off at Full Sail University on Thursday.

More than 40 companies hiring at November 9 event

Children of Fallen Heroes honors families who have made the ultimate sacrifice by putting children through school

The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds soared over Walt Disney World Thursday.

Group visits same McDonald's daily and honors employee for her great service.

News 6 wants to get results for Central Florida veterans.

Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Herman Cole has led a life of service that brought him here to Central Florida

Joseph Spadaro, who is kindly referred to by family and friends as “Papa Joe,” turned 100 years old Thursday at an Oviedo restaurant surrounded by loved ones.

An Orlando World War II veteran wants to help others who served but may have been forgotten.

Christina McConnell had no idea what the term “Review Duplicates “meant until retired Army Sgt. Thomas Baker, a long-time friend, contacted News 6 and Make Ends Meet to learn a similar request had been issued in July.

After three years of living under hazardous health conditions, James Northcote, a 90-year-old U.S. Marine Corps veteran received the keys to his brand-new home in Volusia County.

A Christmas tree, decorations, and dozens of gifts were all placed outside her home for her children to see. Home Depot surprises local veteran's families ahead of the holidays. Home Depot surprises local veteran's families ahead of the holidays. (Image: Ezzy Castro/WKMG) (WKMG 2020)But despite the tears, Brantley and her family said Christmas is not just about gifts or giving, it’s something way more special than that. The Home Depot Foundation and Volunteers of America Florida were able to donate gifts to two other veteran families in Brevard County.

104-year-old veteran receives hundreds of thousands of Valentine’s Day cardsPublished: February 14, 2020, 8:42 am104-year-old Major Bill White was hoping to gather about a hundred Valentine's Day cards to add to his scrapbook collection.