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Swensen discovered that he needs $2500 a month to live, and he only gets $1,100 from Social Security, so he's working at Winn-Dixie, "pushing carts in triple-digit heat," just get by and make ends meet. Despite the task at hand, Swensen said he has the "kindest smile" and "the greatest attitude" that was not diminished by the mundane task or the sweltering Louisiana heat.

Change the color of your porch lights year-round to show support for causes like U.S. veterans and active military.

Serving your country means there are long stretches of time when you can't be with the ones you love.

A gut-wrenching video of a state police officer assisting a veteran has gone viral.

A gut-wrenching video of a state police officer assisting a veteran has gone viral.

If you ever visit a graveyard and see coins on a headstone, please leave them there and do not take them.

The memorial isn't just a simple placard with the insignia of each branch of service; it is actually an educational display.

America's oldest living World War II veteran has died. 112-year-old Lawrence Brooks, a Louisiana native, passed away earlier today.

The body of a 98-year-old WWII veteran David Saunders was finally returned home to his family over the weekend.

The only thing a veteran has to do is show up, and we’ll put ‘em in the lineup.

So when I saw this news story I just knew I had to share it with everyone! The nation’s oldest living World War II veteran, Lawrence Brooks, has turned another year older. Not only is Lawrence Brooks 112 but he is a Louisiana native.

According to the post, the veteran has no family.

An Abbeville native, Katlon Broussard, is working hard to keep our world safe.

The oldest-known living World War II veteran calls New Orleans home and was recently featured on 'CBS This Morning'. The story details how the 111-year-old took advantage of a birthday phone call from Governor Edwards in order to get his leaky-roof fixed.

Songs that tell stories about men and women in uniform who have put their life on the line for our country can be played while we reflect on their heroism.

Justin Timberlake praised the video on his social media saying, “This just made my day."

His smile and reaction to each vehicle is priceless.

Brig. Gen. Robert LeBlanc, U.S. Army (Ret.) is headed to DC to receive the nation's highest civilian honor.

Investigators said they planned to examine transit station surveillance video to try to identify a suspect.

Sgt. Guillory's burial is scheduled for June 21.