Rebels go marauding, emancipation occupies Abraham Lincoln and starving Sioux get restless July […]
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Chewing Up Charlie in the Renegade Woods
With Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer III in a helicopter above, orchestrating support, Yellow Hair rode again
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Field Notes – July 2012
The Lady and the scamp Is she or isn’t she? That question has been […]
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150th Anniversary Events – upcoming and ongoing
Maryland “The Medicine of Andersonville Prison” discusses the medicine and medical practices of Andersonville […]
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Daily Quiz for May 9, 2012
Andrew Jackson Jennings, defense attorney in this famous trial, stored evidence from the case in a Victorian bathtub.
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Daily Quiz for May 8, 2012
The two sieges of this city in the 1690s were showdowns between two of the greatest military engineers of all time, Menno van Coehoorn and Sebastien Le Prestre de Vauban.
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Significance of WWII-era wartime worker ID badge?
My awesome coworker brought this amazing poster in! We are wondering about the significance […]
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The Man Who Made Rolling Thunder Roar
Ray Manzo’s 1987 dream for a massive POW demonstration by thousands of bikers lives on a quarter of a century later
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Daily Quiz for May 5, 2012
During the Third Anglo-Afghan War, 1919, the British made use of these new weapons.
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Single-Seater Baby B-17
Illinois native Jack Bally is building a 1/3-scale, flyable, Boeing B-17 replica.