Key decisions involving the United States’ role in World War II, from the nonrecognition […]
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Armament: Homegrown Fighters Defend Belgrade
BELGRADE AWOKE TO AIR RAID sirens on the early morning of Sunday, April 6, […]
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Commands- Bluie West One Airfield
DESIGNATION: Bluie West One Airfield OPERATIONAL: January 1942 CAMPAIGN: Atlantic ON JUNE 19, 1941, […]
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One Man’s War- John Fuchs
NAME: John H. Fuchs DATE ENTERED SERVICE: May 5, 1943 CAMPAIGNS: Central Europe DECORATIONS: […]
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The Legend of Richard Garnett
Many people who are familiar with the movie Gettysburg will probably recognize the name […]
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A Review of Pickett’s Charge – A New Look at Gettysburg’s Final Attack
Phillip Thomas Tucker’s most recent book Pickett’s Charge – A New Look at Gettysburg’s […]
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Daily Quiz for November 22, 2016
The classic 1956 science-fiction movie, Forbidden Planet, was based on this Shakespeare play.
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Did Bill Longley Really Kill 32 Men?
Did Bill Longley Really Kill 32 Men?
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Daily Quiz for November 21, 2016
The 1879 trial of Ponca Chief Standing Bear versus General George Crook established this under American law.
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Audio: Shot Down- WWII Airman Forced To Bail Out During Bombing Run
World War II veteran, Irwin Stovroff, recalls bailing out of his damaged aircraft during a bombing run to destroy bridges in France. Stovroff and his crew were later captured by Nazis and held prisoner.