Frank G. Cannata shares the eulogy he wrote for Carol Cannata’s uncle, Angelo Giambusso, a World War II veteran, and business leader who passed away last September.
Veteran’s Way
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Lambert was in the thick of the action during the invasion of North Africa, the attack on Sicily, and the landings on…
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The all-Latino unit from Puerto Rico distinguished itself during the Korean War. Above: Han River, South Korea – Members of the Puerto…
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CIT’s Mike Jones, a U.S. Army veteran, is fully committed to his fellow veterans. In our efforts to reach out to industry…
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Our coverage of corporations that have done an outstanding job of supporting veterans, including HP, Ricoh, and U.S. Bank, has inspired readers to reach out to us about their own…
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These African American soldiers distinguished themselves during World War I, only recently receiving credit for their accomplishments. The value of history is…
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Jeremiah Shepard is The Cannata Report’s first Veteran’s Award recipient. There is always a story, and I’d like to start at the beginning. In 2020, during the worst of the pandemic…
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We communicate with different veterans’ organizations and ask them about their current needs. One of those groups is Adopt-a-Soldier Platoon (AASP) in Fairlawn, New Jersey…
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Memorial Day is a United States federal holiday commemorating our members of the armed services who have made the ultimate sacrifice. It is observed annually on the last…
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In our third column on corporations immersed in the print world that are actively pursuing efforts to hire veterans, we present Ricoh USA. When I learned about Ricoh’s focus on engaging…
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Hiring military veterans is a source of pride for many employers, especially at U.S. Bank. Thanks to a tip from Phil Buysse, vice president of Office Equipment Finance…
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In our efforts to encourage corporations and dealers to hire veterans, we embarked on a mission to interview a few of the leading organizations in the world of print. What…
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John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States. He was born in May 1917 into wealthy circumstances with political ties from both his mother…
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This is the sixth in our series of profiles of United States Presidents who have served in our military. From General George Washington to Four Star General Dwight…
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Harry S. Truman was the 33rd president of the United States, succeeding Franklin D. Roosevelt, who died of a cerebral hemorrhage on April 12, 1945. He served…
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When we first discussed doing a series on Presidents who were veteran’s I knew at one point I would be writing an article about Teddy Roosevelt. I thought it would be one…
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This is the third in a series of columns about U.S. presidents who served in the military, following our profiles of our first president, George Washington, and…
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Seventy-six years ago, Allied Forces invaded France’s Normandy Coast. The country was occupied by Germany which had heavily fortified positions…
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Andrew Jackson (March 15, 1767–June 8, 1845) served as the seventh president of the United States from 1829 to 1837. Before he was elected to the presidency…
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As a country, we are fortunate that quite a few of our presidents served in the military during a time of war prior to becoming president. At least 12 wore…
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This month’s veterans piece comes by way of an old friend, William Connell, professor of history and the Joseph M. and Geraldine LaMotta Chair of Italian…
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This month, we describe a battle took place from April 30 through May 3, 1968, involving Army, Navy, and Marine units. The fight for Dai-Do was but a portion of the Tet…
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The Battle of Belleau Wood occurred 100 years ago in June 1918 during World War I, barely fifty miles northeast of Paris, about five miles west of the town…
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We have many traditions in the Marine Corps, as do the other units of the armed services. One that has appealed to me most is recognizing individuals by the name of…
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Most readers are aware of our commitment to help our veterans. We are currently involved in a capital campaign for Camp4Heroes. If you’d like to learn…
