Henry Johnson, the Albany soldier who was one of the most lethal warfighters of World War I, gets posthumous disrespect from the Trump administration.

Albany World War I hero Sgt. Henry Johnson’s legacy is among the casualties as the Trump administration renames seven ...

Bases with Confederate names that had been renamed under the Biden administration will be renamed in honor of military ...

Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan is blasting the Trump administration’s decision to remove hometown hero Henry Johnson’s name from ...

U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer has strongly criticized President Trump's decision to rename Fort Johnson back to Fort Polk, ...

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Vernon Parish's Fort Johnson, which had its name changed less than two years ago, apparently is headed for a switch back to ...

A 24-year-old US aviation student who had been missing for more than a week has been located safe and well in Palmerston ...

Blood Tax,” an independent short film that was shot in the region, highlights the story of the World War I hero Henry Johnson ...

Born William Henry Johnson in Winston Salem, North Carolina, Johnson moved to New York as a teenager. He worked various jobs - as a chauffeur, soda mixer, laborer in a coal yard, and a redcap ...