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The MacArthur Memorial (Museum & Park) in Norfolk, Virginia will feature a two-year exhibit on the Alamo Scouts beginning in September 2023 and is requesting authentic military equipment, field uniforms,…
An excerpt from the article, “And Justice For All: Murder on Fuga Island,” appearing in the upcoming edition of RECON. Video by Russ Blaise.
ASHF Historian Lance Zedric speaks at the National Purple Heart Day ceremony. The event took place on August 7, 2022 at the Chatham-Auburn VFW Memorial Post 4763 in Chatham, Illinois.…
Michael Naya, Jr., of Kenilworth, NJ is the first recipient of the Alamo Scouts Historical Foundation Memorial Scholarship. And rightly so. For the past six years the Kean University sophomore…
WW2TV – Bringing you the World’s best Historians. Battlefields, Interviews, Discussions and Films. On YouTube, August 3rd, at 2pm EST. ASHF’s Lance Zedric will be WW2TV’s guest historian.
The Alamo Scouts had been in existence for 34 days when the calendar rolled over to 1944. In that first full year, Alamo Scouts Training Centers (ASTC) were established on…
A new version of the Alamo Scouts patch are now available from the ASHF. This new patch, version 3.0 has the look of the original Alamo Scouts patch that was…
This February marks the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the Alamo Scouts operational history, and to celebrate, the Alamo Scouts Historical Foundation (ASHF) will produce a special 32-page issue…
The Alamo Scouts fought most of World War II trying to remain out of the news. But in 1945, they returned home to another fight, “Fake news!” It’s been a…