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Book Review: ‘A War of Empires’ by Robert Lyman
Combat in Burma during World War II was physically tormenting, savagely primal, and immensely consequential.
Book Review: ‘Brothers in Arms’ by James Holland
The Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry rose to the occasion in World War II, transforming from a group of ragtag civilians into a battle-tested unit.
Monty in WWI: A Future Field Marshal’s Close Call at Meteren in 1914
Future Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery nearly lost his life during the fierce battle for Meteren in 1914
Duel of Aces Over the Somme
One of Britain’s best pilots was undone by a newcomer to the Western Front, […]
The Age of Astonishment: John Morris in the Miracle Century—from the Civil War to the Cold War
This ingenious biography tells of an ordinary man who lived through an amazing century—and […]
The Best Movies Never to Make It to Screens — and the Worst
From "Batgirl" to Jerry Lewis, we explore the rich Hollywood tradition of films that have never been released by studios. Heck, you'll even get to watch some of them here.
The History of the Separation of Church and State in the US
It wasn't until the 20th century that the battle over keeping religion out of government really heated up.
‘My Grandpa Owned a Radioactive Souvenir From the Manhattan Project. Was This Safe?’ 
A DuPont scientist's granddaughter weighs in on her oddest family heirloom.