KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) – A concert benefiting HonorAir Knoxville will feature country music artist Josh Turner. HonorAir Knoxville is an organization that flies war veterans at no charge to …
Source: Country artist Josh Turner to perform in East TN for HonorAir Knoxville benefit
A Tennessee Army National Guard soldier who had recently returned home from a deployment was found earlier this month tied up and shot dead — reportedly with few clues to guide investigators toward whoever killed the father of two.
‘CSM Sidney R. Brown Park at Birchwood’ pays tribute to veteran, leader
Nominations are still being accepted for the 41st annual Raymond H. Miller Veteran of the Year Award, according to Mary Baier, longtime chair of the award selection committee.Deadline for entering …
Source: VETERAN OF THE YEAR
A funeral home near in Tennessee has invited the public to a ceremony for an Air Force veteran who has no known living family.
Source: Tennessee funeral home invites public to ceremony for unclaimed veteran
Washington, D.C. – After the Veterans Affairs Tennessee Valley Healthcare System (TVHS) clinic in Dover, Tennessee abruptly closed its doors more than
The memorial service for beloved Shelby Golf Course employee George Carpenter will feature a 21-gun military salute. Carpenter, a 71-year-old Army veteran, was shot and killed as he was walking to his truck after work at the Shelby Golf Course on Sept. 15. RELATED STORY:’Senseless murder:’ All motives open in killing of 71-year-old veteran at golf club. Metro detectives consider all motives open since Carpenter’s wallet was left intact and his truck undisturbed.
Source: Memorial service for beloved Shelby Golf Course employee to feature 21-gun salute
Using MyndVR headsets, veterans can skydive, drive a race car, play with puppies or stand on stage at a Broadway show.
Source: Virtual reality is taking Tennessee veterans on adventures
Samuel Doak Chapter NSDAR will send a Hamblen County as-yet-unamed female veteran on HonorAir Flight.
Source: NSDAR to sponsor HonorAir flight
NASHVILLE, Tenn. –A Tennessee Army Major killed in a Black Hawk crash is being honored by Governor Bill Lee and the Tennessee Department of Veterans Services on Friday. 33-year-old Major Trevor Joseph of Collierville was killed on September 26 while attempting to recover a soldier from training ranges at Fort Polk in Louisiana. Three other soldiers were injured in the crash, which is still under investigation.
Source: Tennessee soldier killed in Black Hawk crash honored, recognized by Gov. Bill Lee
