JOSEPH HOYT’S boyhood dives on ship- wrecks in Lake Erie with his dad led […]
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Reading List: Stephen G. Fritz
Neglected for years by Americans in favor of Normandy, the bulge, and the victorious […]
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Interview: Robert J. Dalessandro / Army Chief of Military History
As director of the Center of Military History, Robert J. Dalessandro is responsible for preserving and relating the peacetime and wartime history of the U.S. Army, a job the retired colonel takes very seriously.
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Daily Quiz for November 30, 2016
In 1807 Aaron Burr, former Vice President of the US, was found not guilty of this charge.
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Audio: WWII Vet Recalls How The USS Northampton Was Struck By Two Torpedoes
Earnest M. Phillips, a World War II veteran, recounts the events of the sinking of the USS Northampton after being struck by torpedoes.
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Death of an Escort Carrier
For the handful of seamen who survived, the sinking of USS Liscome Bay was […]
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Ukrainian’s Fight for France
Rather than serve as instruments of the Waffen–SS’ s brutal partisan war in eastern […]
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Black Tuesday
The fate of the embattled paratroopers at Arnhem Bridge rested with the men of […]
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Daily Quiz for November 29, 2016
The German V-1 flying bomb was designed under this code name.
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Daily Quiz for November 28, 2016
This literary character, created in 1912, has a city in California named for him.