The rare biplane’s remains were visible from the air, but no one seemed interested in it until 1967, when word of the vintage wreck filtered back to officials at the U.S. Air Force Museum.
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Book Review: The Lincolns / Portrait of a Marriage
The Lincolns: Portrait of a Marriage by Daniel Mark Epstein Ballantine Books, 2008, $28 […]
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We’ve Been Here Before: The Longest Presidential Campaign
When Theodore White wrote The Making of the President, 1960, only 16 states held […]
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Friends With Benefits: A History of the Relationship Between Great Britain and the United States
Winston Churchill called the alliance between the United States and Great Britain a “special […]
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Book Review: The United States of Paranoia: A Conspiracy Theory by Jesse Walker
We are what we fear. And these days, it seems, we have so very […]
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The Sky Is the Limit Now: 10 Women Who Led the Way for Hillary Clinton and Oprah Winfrey
A bevy of 20th-century trailblazers led women to soar to new heights.
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The Long Road to Putting a Woman in the White House
It would take 44 years after American women won the vote in 1920 for […]
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Daily Quiz for April 1, 2016
On January 27, 1943 the US Army Air Corps conducted its first air raid against this German city.
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Why John Brown Still Scares Us
On October 18, 1859, John Brown lay bleeding on the floor of an armory […]
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American Biography: D.M. Bennett
As the country’s leading publisher of “free thought” literature, D.M. Bennett, the founder and […]