An oft-repeated legend of World War II centers on the charge at Krojanty, on […]
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Bicycling for Bill
In the forthcoming Spring 2024 issue frequent contributor Chuck Lyons will examine the identity […]
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Abraham Lincoln’s Embrace of Foreign-Born Fighters
More than a quarter million immigrants took up arms for the United States.
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Coming in From the Cold?
They call it an “elephant walk.” It’s an exercise where a base displays all […]
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At Eight-Years-Old This Girl Survived the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines. Now, at 90, She Recalls Her Ordeal.
This American girl experienced the Japanese occupation of the Philippines from a prison camp.
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Mike Sadler, The Last Member of the Original S.A.S, Dies at 103
Using the sun, sand and stars as his guide, navigator Mike Sadler delivered — and extracted — British special forces while on raids against Erwin Rommel in the North African desert.
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How Erwin Rommel Has Been Lost in Translation
Rommel’s writings reveal not only his approach to tactics, but also his ethical principles in war.
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How POWs Tried to Escape North Vietnam with Help from the Navy SEALS
Operation Thunderhead would be America’s last rescue mission in the Vietnam War.
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A Battle Ulysses S. Grant Couldn’t Quite Win
As president, the former Union general did all he could to stop the KKK but ultimately came up short.