These encouraging words were written by Dwight D. Eisenhower and given to Allied soldiers on the eve of the D-Day invasion.

The shoulder sleeve insignia was worn by the 101st Airborne Division during World War II.

Eisenhower grew up in the small, rural town of Abilene, Kansas. At age 20, he left home to enroll at The United States Military Academy at West Point, enrolling in what would come to be 40 years of valued military service.

Eisenhower’s landslide victory in securing the presidency placed him at the forefront of one of the most challenging eras of US history, guiding the nation and the world through dangerous and unsettling times.

In the first year of his presidency Eisenhower delivered his renowned cry for the end to war: his 'A Chance for Peace' speech would be a pledge for a brighter future.

This cable concerns celebration plans for Hawaii's statehood.

This memo concerns the celebration of Hawaii's statehood.

These statements concern the statehood for Alaska and Hawaii

This letter concerns statehood for Hawaii.