An interview with Christopher Kolakowski, the director of the recently re-opened General George Patton Museum of Leadership at Fort Knox, formerly The Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor.
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Daily Quiz for April 6, 2011
The ancient Chinese strategist Sun Tzu believed that in battle all military forces were comprised of Zheng and Qi, which means this.
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When the King Came Calling
Liked The King’s Speech? Find out how a visit to America helped George VI find his voice.
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Letter from American History – June 2011
Michael Farquhar, When the King Came Calling, from Editorial
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Daily Quiz for April 5, 2011
This man led history’s only successful slave rebellion.
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Daily Quiz for April 4, 2011
This World War II warship was named after a famous Japanese swordsman.
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Daily Quiz for April 3, 2011
This Confederate general led an unsuccessful assault on the defenses of Washington, DC, in July of 1864.
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Daily Quiz for April 2, 2011
Extremely destructive invasions of Scotland by the English in 1544 and 1545 were known by this name.
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Daily Quiz for April 1, 2011
This Englishman was buried in the Florence Cathedral with full state honors.
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Murder at the Palais Royal
Cardsharp Frank Fossett found limitless gambling opportunities in Fort Worth, but a saloon fight with former employee Doc Carver cut short both men’s long-range plans.