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When the US Army Air Corps Needed to Rehab its Image, It Dispatched B-10 Bombers on an Epic Mission
When the US Army Air Corps Needed to Rehab its Image, It Dispatched B-10 Bombers on an Epic Mission
Jul 17, 2023
In 1934, an officer named Hap Arnold established himself as a rising star in the Army Air Corps by leading a remarkable 8,290-mile round trip.
This Feisty Five-Foot Fry Cook Held Her Own During the Klondike Gold Rush
This Feisty Five-Foot Fry Cook Held Her Own During the Klondike Gold Rush
Jul 14, 2023
The little Czech immigrant made a living and inspired a few legends while cooking and mining in Alaska and Yukon Territory.
Berlin Airlift at 75: The Most Remarkable Supply Operation in Human History
Berlin Airlift at 75: The Most Remarkable Supply Operation in Human History
Jul 13, 2023
Between June 1948 and September 1949 Allied transport planes carried more than 2.3 million tons of supplies into West Berlin, saving its citizens from a Soviet blockade.
A Flight in a Tin Goose
A Flight in a Tin Goose
Jul 12, 2023
Flying in a Ford Tri-Motor is a real blast from the past.
An Inside Look at Medieval Horse Armor
An Inside Look at Medieval Horse Armor
Jul 12, 2023
Warriors’ ‘faithful steeds’ needed their own protection in battle–and sometimes extra pizzazz.
Resting Place of Sunken World War II Carrier Identified 78 Years Later
Resting Place of Sunken World War II Carrier Identified 78 Years Later
Jul 11, 2023
The USS Ommaney Bay was transiting the Sulu Sea near the Philippines on the evening of Jan. 4, 1945, when it came under attack by a twin-engine aircraft flown by a Japanese kamikaze pilot.
Lincoln in His Own Words: The 16th President’s Musings about ‘negro equality’
Lincoln in His Own Words: The 16th President’s Musings about ‘negro equality’
Jul 11, 2023
A new look at Abe Lincoln — his rare scrapbook illuminates his early racial views.