National Memorial Day Concert

Gold Star families know all too well the cost of freedom. When Vietnam veteran Allen Hoe’s son 1LT Nainoa K. Hoe was killed in Iraq, Allen experienced a parent’s worst nightmare. His journey through grief and search for peace after Nainoa's death inspired a lifelong commitment to healing the wounds of war by supporting those touched by its effects. Hear his story Sunday, May 26, 8/7c, only on PBS.

In 1944, millions around the world held their breath as it fell to young servicemen like U.S. Army soldier John "Jack" Moran to stop Hitler's march across Europe. Hear Jack's account of his service, of the friends he lost and of the sacrifices made by our Greatest Generation. Tune in Sunday, May 26, 8/7c as we honor veterans, our military service members and all our fallen heroes, only on PBS.

After a helicopter crash in Afghanistan claimed her left leg and ended her military career, U.S. Marine Corps veteran Kirstie Ennis had to find a new purpose. Her inspiring journey has led her around the world as she honors and remembers America’s fallen heroes and reaches out to those struggling with the wounds of war. Watch the National Memorial Day Concert on Sunday, May 26, 8/7c, only on PBS.

Watch the National Memorial Day Concert on PBS, hosted by Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise. With all-star performances and tributes from Washington, D.C., the 35th annual event will continue to honor our men and women in uniform, their families at home and all those who have given their lives for our country. Airs Sunday, May 26, 2024, 8/7C.