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9-year-old boy soldier Johnny Clem

How Many Civil War Soldiers Were Underage? More Than You Think

by Dave Kindy7/10/20236/15/2023

SOG operatives entered enemy territory wearing “sterile” clothing with no items that could give the enemy any indication of their individual identities or nationality. SOG Kontum: Top Secret Missions in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, 1968–1969, cook cover.

Book Review: SOG Kontum / Top Secret Missions in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia 1968-1969

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher7/10/20234/27/2024

South Vietnamese citizens try to board a bus out of Saigon in the frenzied last days before the capital fell. A new book details the efforts of an American banker to help some of his Vietnamese colleagues escape. Book cover, Getting Out of Saigon: How a 27-Year-Old American Banker Saved 113 Vietnamese Civilians.

Book Review: Getting Out of Saigon / How a 27-Year-Old American Banker Saved 113 Vietnamese Civilians

by Jon Guttman6/29/20234/26/2024

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Meet the Soviet Pilot Who Lost Both His Legs But Continued to Fly

by Jon Guttman5/23/20235/23/2023

Battle of Aldie, Va.

Revisiting the ‘Small but Important Riots’ between Brandy Station and Gettysburg

by James R. Jewell4/27/20233/21/2023

‘All the Light We Cannot See’ Trailer Wows Without A Word

by Sarah Sicard4/27/20234/27/2023

Book Review: Chasing Billy the Kid / Frank Stewart and the Untold Story of the Manhunt

by Gregory Lalire4/10/20234/28/2024

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He Was Captured at Singapore. His Daughter Found His POW Diary.

by Military History Quarterly Magazine2/8/20232/8/2023

‘The Covenant’ Trailer Promises an Agonizing Afghan Translator Story

by Sarah Sicard2/6/20232/6/2023

Tora! Tora! Tora! movie poster

These War Films Were Remade—Should They Have Been?

by Dave Kindy2/3/20234/27/2024