Native Americans and their traditions are resilient and alive. As the next generations come, there is a sense of hope that they will take ownership of their culture and learn the warrior ways.

The Commanders' iconic former logo, showing a Native American warrior in profile, was created in 1972 and modeled after photographs of Chief John Two Guns White Calf, a member of the Blackfeet ...

They viewed him -- and every veteran -- as a warrior, who was called to fight for his country, and bravely answered the call. Wensaut didn't receive a "hero's welcome" by his country, when he ...

Discover the rich history and diversity of Native Americans and how it can provide an understanding of the warrior tradition. Native American service in World War I and II changes perceptions.

Then here comes World War I and a tremendous opportunity for Native Americans to provide for themselves again and revitalize that warrior tradition. Navajo Code Talkers Peter Macdonald, left, and ...

ROCK ISLAND, Ill. — It's hard not to see Black Hawk's name or face across the Quad Cities. The Native American warrior was born in a village that was located in present day Rock Island. While ...

Four Native American Soldiers drummed and sang for guests at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C., Dec. 2, 2011, while telling their story of war in Iraq, Korea and World ...

Ernie Lapointe is a Native American author and Sun Dancer, and for years, has maintained he's the closest living descendant of legendary Lakota warrior chief Sitting Bull.

Pete Reed joined The Hot Seat with News On 6 political analyst Scott Mitchell to discuss how The Native American Warrior Project, part of the Force 50 Foundation, aims to honor Native veterans ...