Beyond acting on screen, Freeman is also famous for his unique voice work. His narration has been a part of documentaries ...

Famous Veteran: Morgan Freeman Actor Morgan Freeman's dreams of becoming an Air Force pilot did not mesh with the reality. (Courtesy photo) ...

Morgan Freeman’s path to Hollywood started in the Air Force! He enlisted in 1955 as a radar repairman before chasing his acting dreams in L.A. Proof that greatness takes unexpected turns!

Today, Morgan Freeman is set to give the four most famous words in NASCAR. He’s also cheering on Bubba Wallace. The famous actor is a big fan of the 23 team and got a special gift ahead of today ...

Morgan Freeman hosts and executive-produced "761st Tank Battalion: The Original Black Panthers," a History documentary about the black tank unit that fought the Nazis in World War II.

Oscar-winning actor Morgan Freeman plays a counselor to veterans in "My Dead Friend Zoe," but he suggests it might be time to wrap his career up.

Before Morgan Freeman got into acting, he served four years in the U.S. Air Force. During his acting career, he played a Civil War solider in the film "Glory." (TriStar Pictures/Sunset Boulevard ...

Hollywood had to wait, though. Freeman served in the Air Force before moving to Los Angeles — and then to New York and back to California.

Freeman, an Air Force veteran who was the literal voice of God in “Bruce Almighty,” popped by the Pentagon to share some words of inspiration about his service and what it means to pursue one ...

Morgan Freeman joined the Air Force upon graduation from high school in 1955 and served as an automatic tracking radar repairman.

Howard University hosted a summit on Wednesday to honor the 75th anniversary of integration into the armed forces.

Freeman, long before he became a household name and an Academy Award-winning actor, joined the Air Force in 1955 with aspirations of becoming a fighter pilot.