Probably no other aircraft from World War II are as easily recognized as the shark-mouthed Curtiss P-40s flown by the “Flying Tigers.”
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The Scout Who Almost Was
Dick Parr was raised by Indians, bailed out Wild Bill and scouted for Custer—or did he?
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The World’s Most Visitor-Friendly Battlefields
These hallowed grounds are musts for anyone looking to honor those who fought and learn from their wins and losses.
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Historic Voyage
Warren G. Harding, the subject of a fascinating article in our upcoming Spring 2024 […]
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‘Weary of So Much Suffering’: Letters from the Sheridan Field Hospital
Nurse Jane Boswell Moore wrote poignant letters about her interactions with the patients of this Winchester, Va., hospital.
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Lake Erie’s Distinctive New England Feel
Modern-Day Cleveland and Northeast Ohio Have Their Roots in 17th-Century Connecticut.
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An Inside Look At 100 Years of Honoring America’s War Dead
Passing a centennial milestone, the American Battle Monuments Commission shares insights into its mission.
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Judge Pauses Removal of Confederate Memorial at Arlington Cemetery
At the 11th hour on Monday, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order to halt workers’ efforts in removing the statue.
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Mystery Ship: Can You Identify This Dutch Reaper?
This fighter proved its effectiveness in a brief but violent combat career.
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Visit the Salt Mines Where the Nazis Hid Their Plundered Treasure
These underground caverns were once stuffed with riches beyond the dreams of avarice.