Questions Regarding Slavery
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Daily Quiz for March 8, 2016
“The only way to have a friend is to be one,” is the published opinion of this famous American.
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Daily Quiz for March 7, 2016
Lieutenant Annie G. Fox, the first woman to receive a Purple Heart, received it for her work as an Army nurse here.
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Audio: WWII Naval Aviator- How I Crash-Landed A Burning Plane
Given the chance to eject, a World War II aviator chooses to land a plane with double engine fire.
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Daily Quiz for March 5, 2016
In 1912, Captain Robert Scott of England and four others died in a failed attempt to be the first to reach this site.
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Audio: Crawling Over Dead Bodies- Late WWII Vet Maury Feren’s Horrific Memory
Maury Feren remembers a story from his time serving as a medic during WWII. Maury passed away on February 20, 2016.
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Close Encounters of the Bird Kind
Throughout aviation history, pilots have strived to emulate birds, the world’s most adept fliers. […]
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Reviews | Dickey Chapelle Under Fire Photographs by the First American Female War Correspondent Killed in Action
A new book describes the fighting spirit of the first American woman photographer to be killed in combat
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Daily Quiz for March 4, 2016
Sir William Congreve is most known for this invention.