Can you Identify this late-1930s attack aircraft? Click Here for the answer.
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Mystery Ship: Can you Identify this late-1930s attack aircraft?
With its expansive “greenhouse” canopy, the Vultee V-11 attack bomber looked great but wasn’t […]
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Which States Referred to Slavery in Their Cause of Secession?
Which Southern states included slavery among their reasons for seceding from the Union?
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10 Incredible Aerial Rescues
These 10 great aerial rescues demonstrate that aircraft serve a far nobler purpose than hauling passengers and cargo or dealing death from the skies
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Great Saves
When is an aerial rescue not worth the effort? At some point the U.S. […]
Posted inDrafts
Building your own Sub-Hunting Liberator
Airfix of England’s 1/72nd scale B-24J/Mk.VI Liberator kit was first released in 1963. While […]
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Did Betsy Ross Ever Own the ‘Betsy Ross House’ in Philadelphia?
Did Betsy Ross ever actually own what is known today as the “Betsy Ross House” in Philadelphia?
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MHQ Review: Jacksonland, by Steve Inskeep
In his first venture into history writing, Steve Inskeep, of National Public Radio’s Morning Edition , revisits the saga of the expulsion of the Cherokees from the American South.
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MHQ Noteworthy Books Autumn 2015
Browned Off and Bloody-Minded The British Soldier Goes to War, 1939–1945 by Alan Allport, […]
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MHQ Review: The Mediterranean Air War, by Robert S. Ehlers Jr.
Ehlers explores how the coordination of airpower with ground and sea power brought the Allies a resounding series of victories in the Mediterranean.