U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough has rescinded a proposed governmental ban of an iconic World War II-era photo. The image, one of the most famous photographs ...

George Mendonsa claimed to be the sailor kissing a woman in Times Square — a photo that defined the jubilation of Victory Over Japan Day. The two had never met.

WASHINGTON − Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough said the federal agency is not banning a famous WWII photograph after the circulation of a memo online declared the image banned from all ...

A man who became known for claiming he was the sailor kissing a woman in Times Square in a famous World War II-era photo taken by a Life magazine photographer has died. Glenn McDuffie was 86. McDuf… ...

U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Navy forces landed on and later captured the Japanese island of Iwo Jima during World War II. A ...

The sailor featured in the iconic Times Square kissing photo from World War II probably should have grabbed a different woman for his smooch heard around the world.

George Mendonsa claimed to be the sailor kissing a woman in Times Square — a photo that defined the jubilation of Victory over Japan Day. The two had never met.

Join us as we step back in time to June 7, 1944, in the small village of Turqueville, Normandy. This episode of WW2 Wayfinder uncovers the story behind one of the most famous photographs of the ...

A former Navy sailor who was in one of the most iconic photos of World War II has died, KTRK.com reported.You've likely seen the photo of Glenn Edward McDuffie. He's the sailor in Alfred ...

A Veterans Department official under fire for trying to ban the display of a beloved WWII photo has a track record of controversy dating back decades.

Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough posted the photo to his X account later Tuesday morning and wrote, "Let me be clear: This image is not banned from VA facilities - and we will keep it in ...