Mary Jean Eisenhower had a childhood like no other. She was raised in and […]
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Richard the Lionheart and the Battle of Jaffa, 1192
The English king’s Crusaders battled Saladin’s Muslim warriors in Palestine. Richard I, king of […]
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The Perils of the Pecos: Where Cattlemen Lost Their Nerve
The water was a welcome sight, but the hazardous Horsehead ford
provided little else in the way of respite.
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U.S. Army’s Philippine Scouts, 1901-48
Filipinos fought for America with courage and fidelity. The U.S. victory in the 1898 […]
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Dispatches- March 2015
Two Medals of Honor for Vietnam War Heroism In a White House ceremony held […]
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The Proxy Myth: Foreign fighters won’t do America’s work
As our national will weakened over the last half-century, a number of myths have […]
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6 Questions | Author Bouko de Groot
BOUKO DE GROOT, who has a master’s degree in Egyptology from Leiden University in […]
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Daily Quiz for February 8, 2017
Victor David Brenner who designed the image of Abraham Lincoln used on the penny was born Viktoras Barnauskas in this country.
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Strategic Decadence: Losing the will to defend ourselves
When we hear the word “decadence” most of us think of personal immorality amid […]
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Book Review: Ministers at War
Ministers at War: Winston Churchill and His War Cabinet by Jonathan Schneer (Basic Books, […]