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Book Review: ‘Yokosuka D4Y ‘Judy’ Units’

Trial and error helped Japan produce a lethal dive bomber.

These World War II icons met at one of the most historic sites in U.S. history.

In 1351 opposing hosts of medieval knights and squires met on a field—not to settle a war, but to test one another’s mettle

We review three books on World War II military aviation: “Black Cross Red Star,” “Norway 1940” and “Pacific Adversaries.”

The good die young, as was the case of Stephen Crane, famed author of “The Red Badge of Courage,” in this bio by Paul Auster.

No, this isn’t the Spirit of St. Louis — but there’s a reason why you may have been fooled.

The Mexican revolutionary and bandit earned a reputation on both sides of the border.

Vladimir Putin called it an existential threat to Russia, but why is Moscow so scared of NATO, and how did it form?

The struggle for Rome eventually led to a decisive face-off in the Ionian Sea with the fortunes of western civilization hanging in the balance.

This unloved American plane proved itself in Finnish pilots’ hands as it beat back the Soviets in World War II.