In this elaborate engraving, a confident Prince Eugene of Savoy commands forces of the […]
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Daily Quiz for December 30, 2015
“Roaring Meg” was a cannon used in this action.
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The Man and the Legend
Pierre Ortiz served honorably in the French Foreign Legion and U.S. Marine Corps but entered into legend as a European operative of the Office of Strategic Services
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Dan Snow, the History Guy
The BBC personality reads, writes, researches, tweets, Facebooks, films, records and speaks about history
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MaxxPro MRAP
Navistar’s counter to the improvised explosive device is this 19-ton behemoth, designed to deflect blasts and keep on trucking
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Book Review: Marcus Agrippa
Lindsay Powell has written the definitive book on one of ancient Rome’s greatest, if forgotten, military figures
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Book Review: First to Fly
Charles Bracelen Flood celebrates the U.S. pilots who flew for France before the United States entered World War I
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Book Review: Marie von Clausewitz
Vanya Eftimova Bellinger highlights military theorist Carl von Clausewitz’s wife and editor, Marie
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Book Review: Sudden Justice
Chris Woods considers the controversial though seemingly effective use of drones in present-day warfare
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Book Review: Nine Divisions in Champagne
Patrick Takle looks at the little-known but key role of British divisions during the 1918 Marne campaign