Stories of Honor
Stories of Honor is an exclusive series spotlighting 10 military heroes from our region who were nominated by our readers to honor their bravery, service and dedication.
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Glens Falls resident Ben Lane took his oath of enlistment for the National Guard on Sept. 10, 2001, the day before the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Some little girls dream of being princesses when they grow up. Janice Monroe dreamed of being a soldier.
Seaman Timothy Miller began his service in the U.S. Navy in the hopes of combining his studies with his desire to help people.
For Air Force veteran Dale Connell, his 20-year military career was the vehicle that allowed him to see the world, serve his country and live …
Bill Utermark of Hudson Falls has a deep well of skills, leadership and training from his military career.
Lake George native Richard LeBlanc enlisted in the U.S. Army because he admired his older brother and had no desire to take his advice.
Eighty-seven-year-old Charles Zmitrovitch doesn’t have an unkind word for anyone. It’s been his modus operandi ever since his service in the U…
Keith Bishop was not at all surprised when his draft letter arrived in the mail. It was the spring of 1969, and he considered it his duty to s…
Editor's note: Stories of Honor is an exclusive series spotlighting 10 military heroes from our region who were nominated by our readers to ho…
Editor's note: Stories of Honor is an exclusive series spotlighting 10 military heroes from our region who were nominated by our readers to ho…
QUEENSBURY — War isn’t easy to talk about, whether it was yesterday or decades ago.
QUEENSBURY — Two veterans were honored for their service on Thursday during an intimate ceremony at the Warren Center.
With Veterans Day around the corner, Hartford's Joel Matte reflects on his nearly two decades of military service.