In 1832, a college opened in Easton, Pennsylvania named in honor of this military hero.
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Time Travel: Occupying Paris
WE DID NOT ARRIVE at first light as Hitler had done, greeted by swastikas […]
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Interview: Mary Blakemore Johnston / Spying by the Numbers
“Women served in all our country’s wars as nurses; why not in other jobs?” […]
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WWII Today- August 2014
SS Chieftain’s Private Letters Revealed “I am off to Auschwitz. Kisses, your Heini.” Heinrich […]
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Reading List: Pat Buchanan
Missed Chances: Britain and Europe in the Twentieth Century Roy Denman (1996) “At the […]
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Book Review: Evans Carlson, Marine Raider
Evans Carlson, Marine Raider: The Man Who Commanded America’s First Special Forces By Duane […]
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Review: Red Devils- Board Game
RED DEVILS By Lost Battalion Games. Ages 12 and up, 2013. $89.95. Before the […]
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DVD Review: 4-4-43
4-4-43: Lieutenant Colonel William Dyess and the Greatest Story of the War in the […]
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Book Review: WWII Coffee Table Books
HITLER’S WAR: World War II as Portrayed by Signal, the International Nazi Propaganda Magazine […]
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Book Review: Hiroshima Nagasaki
HIROSHIMA NAGASAKI: The Real Story of the Atomic Bombings and Their Aftermath By Paul […]