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Though the men are nameless, their struggles unspoken, the horror in this wartime photograph endures.
World War II’s Most Savage Submarine Commanders
A look at "four of the most dangerous submarine commanders" of World War II.
For Centuries the Mongols Failed to Take Korea. Why?
The Great Khan's armies toppled empires but was always stopped short at Korea.
In 1841 the President of Texas Resolved to Capture Santa Fe — One Way or Another
Mirabeau Lamar's attempt to incite rebellion in New Mexico failed disastrously, helping doom the republic and his political career.
Clothes May Not Make the Man, But These Commanders’ Personal Effects Are Instantly Recognizable
From MacArthur's crushed hat and corncob pipe to Custer's buckskin jacket, here's a look at celebrated artifacts.
John Pope Brought a Harder Edge to the Eastern Theater By Taking the War to the Civilian Population
General John Pope’s controversial orders encouraged rougher treatment of soldiers and their families.