The American Cold War Veterans, Inc. have received some good news in the last few days, concerning a Cold War Medal.

On Nov 5, Senator Snowe along with Senator Webb, Senator Lincoln, Senator Landrieu
introduced S.2743 The Cold War Medal Act 2009, which would authorize a Cold War Medal to those who served honorably from Sept. 1945 to Dec. 1991.

On Nov 6, Congressman Israel introduced H.R. 4051 The Cold War Medal Act 2009, a sister
bill to S.2743

On Nov 6, Congressman Israel also introduced H.R… Continue

Leading free directory of businesses owned by United States military veterans celebrates significant milestone by releasing a new section with comments from over 500 businesses as to why “being in the military helped me become a better entrepreneur”

Melbourne, Florida – November 11, 2009 - VeteranOwnedBusiness.com, the most comprehensive, user friendly directory of businesses owned by veterans, active duty military, reservists and service disabled veterans, celebrated their 1st year anniversary… Continue

Hello everyone,

Happy 234th Birthday to all of the Marines out there and Happy Veterans Day to all! With both holidays coming up this week, I felt it would be fitting to thank those of you who served for your service to our country. I also wanted to thank all of you because you have each assisted Brian and I through your support of Chosin.

We have finished filming Chosin and we are now in the editing room with the project. We ended up interviewing 184 vets in 27 cities across 14 states, and ou… Continue

Senators Snowe, Lincoln, Webb, Landrieu issue Cold War Medal Bill
Subject: Press Release: Snowe, Webb, Lincoln, Landrieu Announce Bill to Honor Cold War Veterans





FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Julia Wanzco (Snowe)

November 5, 2009 202.224.1304

Kimberly Hunter (Webb)

202.228.5258

Leah Vest DiPietro (Lincoln)

202.224.4843

Rob Sawicki (Landrieu)

202.224.0084





Snowe, Webb, Lincoln, Landrieu Announce Bill to Honor Cold War Veterans



WASHINGTON D.C. – U.S. Senators Olympia J. Snowe (… Continue

My father, Elijah Armenta, served in New Guinea and Southern Philippines from May 11,1944 to February 5,1946. He passed away in Chicago in 1999. There are not that many WWII veterans around to tell their stories. Just wondered if anyone out there has stories to share.