The OK Corral legend was 62 when he found himself on the wrong side of the law in the California desert. As usual, Earp reached for his gun first.
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Combat Condoms and Rubber Fins: The Underwater Demolition Teams of WWII
An interview with journalist Andrew Dubbins on the creation of the UDTs and the evolution of the SEALs.
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‘Gettysburg 1963’ Book Review: Centennial Celebration in a Divided Nation
Jill Ogline Titus examines the America of 1963 and its attempts to contextualize the Civil War.
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Queen Elizabeth II Has Died—What Happens Now?
When’s the funeral? Is Prince Charles king already? Your (and our) urgent questions answered!
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Spitfire Ace Colin Gray: High Flying Kiwi
One of the top Commonwealth pilots during the Battle of Britain, Colin Falkland Gray went on to become New Zealand’s ace of aces.
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Queen Elizabeth II: An Extraordinary Life in Photos
Personal and public images from the life of Queen Elizabeth II, the late monarch of the United Kingdom.
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The Lasting Legacy of Queen Elizabeth II
Britain’s longest-reigning monarch has passed into history, but her works live on.
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The Life of Queen Elizabeth II
The longest-reigning monarch in British history has died in Scotland. Here’s what she accomplished before and on the throne.
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Listen to Winston Churchill’s ‘We Shall Fight on the Beaches’ Speech
Churchill’s speech after Dunkirk was a political and oratorical challenge — and it changed the tone of World War II forever.
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The Confederacy Rejected Him—So He Became a Union Hero Instead
Herman Heath served valiantly in the Union cavalry, but his old sympathies came back to haunt him.