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The American Civil War Through the Eyes of the French
The French newspaper Le Temps provided a fresh perspective of the American conflict.
Full Leather Jacket: New Book Tells the Stories Behind the Apparel
In this interview with Tom Huntington, editor of World War II and Aviation History magazines, John Slemp talks about the book and the work behind it.
How the ‘Galloping Major’ of Australia Earned Both a Silver Star and a Victoria Cross
Major Peter Badcoe displayed daring courage and rallied his men on multiple occasions.
101-Year-Old Vet Receives Medal for Being One of the First Black Marines
On Feb. 6, Johnson was honored with a bronze replica of the Congressional Gold Medal honoring the first Black U.S. Marines, many of whom served in World War II.
War is Hell…on the Environment
Landmines, heavy metal toxins, and unexploded ordnance continue to poison the earth and wildlife.
How Communist Forces “Hugged” American Units in Battle
Both the North Vietnamese Army and the Viet Cong sought to get very close to Americans to engage them in combat.
Was the Aftermath of Antietam Even Worse Than the Battle?
Author Steven Cowie discusses his new book “When Hell Came to Sharpsburg” with Editor Dana Shoaf.
This Montana Artist Captured the West with Historical Realism
Covid may have claimed Montana artist Jerry Crandall, but his historically accurate works ride on.