Olive Dixon spent 40 years making sure Texans would always remember her heroic husband.
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New Book Provides Long-Awaited Ground-Level Look at Combat Effectiveness
The impact of sedimentary geology on an army’s preparation and tactics has long been ignored in Civil War historiography.
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This B-24 Co-Pilot Learned That Hell was Four Miles Above Earth
During World War II, John F. Homan had a front row seat to the horrors of war.
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Watch: First Look at Guy Ritchie’s ‘Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’
The film hits theaters on April 19.
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A Creek War Baptism of Fire for Future Icons
David Crockett, Sam Houston learned how to fight during the brutal, early U.S. clashes with the Red Stick Indians.
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A Union Rebel Inside Robert E. Lee’s Family
Col. Louis H. Marshall stayed true to the Stars and Stripes and forever became an outcast to his family.
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‘Masters of the Air’ Recap: Part I and II
B-17 Flying Fortresses are best known as the primary workhorse of the U.S. Army Air Force. They take flight once again in this miniseries.
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First Medal of Honor Recipient from Vietnam War Dies at 89
Roger Donlon, the first American to receive a Medal of Honor for heroism during […]
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Napoleon’s Imperial Guard Tells of His Fight For The Emperor
An infantry captain who served in Napoleon’s elite troops tells of the army’s quest for glory.