The National World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. is a fitting tribute to the men and women who served in this worldwide conflict. You can get a closer look at the National World War II Memorial in our photo tour.

91 years have passed since the Allied and German generals signed the armistice that ended World War I. Today, Veterans Day and Remembrance Day, we honor those who served their countries with parades, memorial services and celebrations. Today's the perfect day to thank the veterans you know for their service.

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I get a lot of questions about airport security, especially about carry-on items and the screening process. It's not always easy to figure out what to pack in checked baggage and how much to keep with you in your carry-on bag. Prescription drugs and medical supplies can present challenges, especially when they don't come in handy 3.4 ounce containers. It turns out that the TSA is more than willing to let you take these items onto the airplane. You just need to know how to pack and declare them.

Just in time for the holiday travel season, we've put together some tips for taking prescription drugs and medical supplies through airport security to help you make sense of all the TSA rules.

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This week's senior travel deals include rail pass discounts in the UK, a special package at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in southwestern Pennsylvania, holiday lodging deals in Jackson Hole and some great offers for solo travelers from Grand Circle Travel and Overseas Adventure Travel. Head over to the Senior Travel Forum to see the senior travel deals and discounts for the week of November 7, 2009.

With Thanksgiving around the corner, nearly everyone I know is talking about holiday plans. This year, many people are planning to travel by car and stay with relatives in order to save money. You may find yourself driving from one place to another with your grandchildren in tow.

Traveling with grandchildren is both amusing and challenging. Spending a few hours in the car with grandchildren offers a chance to tell stories, find out about school activities and teach favorite songs. As the trip drags on, however, boredom can lead to whining, and that's no fun for anyone.

If you're planning a road trip with your grandchildren, take a moment to read our list of things to bring along - and things to leave at home. Trust me, nothing ruins a road trip more quickly than the discovery of melted chocolate - or worse - in the back seat of Grandpa's car. Our road trip packing list will help you make the most of your trip with your grandchildren.

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