Early in 1918 the German High Command decided on a plan for a major […]
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When Did Warfare Begin?
Archaeology, evolution, and the evidence of early human conflict When did humans begin to […]
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Jefferson Davis: Commander in Chief
During his presidency, he spent most of his waking hours directing the Confederate war […]
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Tanks that Mattered
For the past century, in single combat and in wars, these landmark tanks have been arbiters of victory and defeat.
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Interview: John Garofolo / Dickey Chapelle Under Fire
JOHN GAROFOLO, a former entertainment industry executive, is currently assigned as a Coast Guard […]
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Behind the Lines: The Durham Boat
Originally built to carry heavy cargo on colonial waterways, Durham boats became General George […]
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Laws of War: Uniting a Fractious Greece
Philip II, in his 20s when he ascended the throne of Macedon in 359 […]
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Footlocker: Clash of the Elites–A Mysterious Helmet
Curators at the National World War II Museum solve a reader’s question about a mysterious WWII Japanese naval helmet with writing on it.
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Daily Quiz for February 6, 2017
In Burlington, North Carolina in 1771, a group of farmers rebelled against Royal Governor William Tyron forming a group called this.
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Daily Quiz for February 5, 2017
In the Old Burying Ground in Beaufort, North Carolina, a British officer is buried in this unusual manner.