Frank Buckles was buried Tuesday with the pomp and ceremony befitting the man who outlived 4.7 million other Americans who served in World War I.

I remember my dad talking about having met Frank Buckles — born in Missouri, but chose Gap View Farm near Charles Town, W.Va., to settle down after marrying after World War II.

Frank Buckles sat for this photo in 1917 while stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas, just after he enlisted into the Army at age 16. (Courtesy of Frank Buckles) "I realize now I was very young." ...

On the field trip of a lifetime, two of the St. Helena students traveled to West Virginia with their teacher to meet 107-year-old Frank Buckles, the last surviving American veteran of World War I.

Joe Buckles, attorney for the building’s owners, said that Frank & Dino’s has never paid rent and owes about $20,000.

They hit the Air Force museum, battlefields and the Arlington National Cemetery burial of Buckles’ distant cousin Frank Buckles, who was the only surviving World War I veteran when he died in ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Nexstar) — Frank Buckles was the last surviving veteran of World War I, reaching an age of 110 before he died in 2011. In his later years, he hoped to see a national war ...

During their 20-minute visit Thursday afternoon, the first couple laid flags in section 34 of the cemetery, placing flags on the headstones of Frank Buckles, who was the last living World War I ...

Frank Buckles, who was a teenage ambulance driver in the Great War, was dismayed to discover on a 2008 visit to Washington's sprawling National Mall that there was nothing to commemorate the ...

Frank Jennings Buckles Jr., D.D.S., Kingsport, died Monday, October 10, 2016. Frank was born in Kingsport, October 3, 1925 to Frank Buckles, Sr. and Roberta Buckles. He attended elementary school ...

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) - Frank Buckles enlisted for World War I at 16 after lying about his age. He made it home again and ultimately became that war's last surviving U.S. veteran, campaigning for ...