Honored to Serve

World War II-era paintings by Norman Rockwell and Tom Lea highlight the art collection at the U.S. Army's Museum Support Center at Ft. Belvoir.

Go behind the scenes to see how the elite mounted platoon, known as "the Old Guard," trains and cares for the horses.

This summertime show at Ft. Myer celebrates Army history with period costumes and pageantry.

At the Korean War Memorial, Col. William Weber is not only a guide and advocate -- he was also a model for the sculpture.

Venture beneath the Tomb of the Unknowns to see how soldiers prepare for guard duty.

Bounded by a dense urban region, see how Arlington National Cemetery plans to accommodate thousands of future burials.

The National Park Services' Museum Resource Center preserves the thousands of mementos left at the Vietnam Wall.

The Tomb of the Unknowns holds soldiers' remains from World Wars I and II and the Korean War. Remarkably, the remains of a Vietnam soldier there have recently been identified.

Parents of three young men killed in action visit their sons' gravesites in Arlington National Cemetery.

A walking tour of the memorial dedicated to those who lost their lives in the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon.

“Pershing’s Own” explores the lives of Army musicians and vocalists in this elite unit, who perform standards ranging from “God Bless America” to Broadway show tunes.

Fred Zitzer (1924-2010), a veteran of the D-Day invasion, visits the World War II Memorial for the first time.