Funeral services honoring Col. Carlyle “Smitty” Harris, whose capture and subsequent imprisonment during the Vietnam War were documented in his autobiography, “Tap Code,” will be held today in Tupelo.

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Colonel Harris received many decorations including two Silver Stars, three Legion of Merits, the distinguished Flying Cross, ...

There's an important piece of military history honoring Col. Carlyle "Smitty" Harris at Veterans Park in Tupelo.

The Air Zoo and Michigan Flight Museum offered residents a chance to ride in a Vietnam-era UH-1H Huey. The unmistakable ...

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