Army Private Alfred Thomas Langevin was laid to rest with full military honors at Fairmount Cemetery in Weymouth, 81 years after he went missing during World War II.

A large crowd gathered at the All Veterans Memorial Tuesday morning, intent on honoring all those who have served in the U.S.

For over 80 years, Private Alfred T. Langevin was known simply as X-2756. Langevin was born in Weymouth in 1915 and baptized at Immaculate Conception Parish. He attended public school unt ...

More than 200 people gathered around Langevin’s grave and heard remarks from Weymouth Mayor Michael Molisse and U.S. Rep.

Black New York Army National Guard soldiers who bravely served in World War I combat have been awarded a Congressional Gold ...

On the evening of June 10, 1953, Markley briefed his men from K Company, 15th Infantry Regiment before sending them to their posts. His roughly 150 soldiers would defend a hilltop outpost barely 400 ...

Over the years they have received many monikers, some more irreverent than others: Soldiers of the sea. Teufelhund. Uncle Sam’s Misguided Children. Leatherneck. Jarhead. Crayon eaters. But at the end ...

It was early October. There was an overcast sky and a cool autumn breeze. Inspiration was in the air when a sea of pink ...

Volunteers with the non-profit Stories Behind the Stars ( have written memorials to honor the Battle of Tarawa’s thirty-three Pennsylvania fallen. Fayette County was home to one of ...

In this episode we return to the Ardennes and trace the brutal fighting around Grandménil and Manhay on December 24-26, 1944, ...