Most Americans have heard the name Geronimo, but few know about the Apache warrior’s reputation as a healer.
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Newly Discovered Vietnam Monument Baffles Pennsylvania Community
A monument dedicated on Nov. 11, 1966, “to the men of Delaware County for […]
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Chuck Hagel Leads 50th Anniversary Advisory Group
Former Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel was tapped by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta in October […]
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Daily Quiz for November 29, 2012
English clergyman Edmund Cartwright invented this device.
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MHQ Reviews: Gift Books for the 2012 Holiday Season
War in Pictures: Beautifully illustrated books for the folks on your list
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America’s Spanish Savior: Bernardo de Gálvez
After Spain declared war against Britain in June 1779, Spanish colonel Bernardo de Gálvez led one of the most diverse military forces ever assembled in North America to open a second front on the Gulf Coast, a region the British had hoped to quickly secure and turn against the rebellious colonists.
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Bankrolling the Battle of Yorktown
Gold and silver from Havana allowed American troops to trap Lord Cornwallis and his army at the Battle of Yorktown.
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Daily Quiz for November 28, 2012
This sitting President personally led troops into battle as Commander-in-Chief.
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Why were there no Polish troops in the London Victory Celebration?
Good Day Great Britain declared war on Germany September 3, 1939, in the defense […]
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Daily Quiz for November 27, 2012
This was the last major battle fought on British soil.