By invoking German culture in their leaflets, the White Rose resistance group posed a truly serious threat to the Nazi regime
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Stephen Sachs, Prosecutor of Catonsville Nine Activists, Dies At 87
Famous for prosecuting the Catonsville Nine antiwar activists, Stephen Sachs believed their behavior “fractured a central value of the American democracy.”
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Building a Sub-Killing Avenger
Academy re-released the 1996 Accurate Miniatures TBF-1C Avenger in 2013. With a lot of […]
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When the CIA Bankrolled a Nazi Spy Chief
As the old saying goes, if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.
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Dr. Martin Luther King’s ‘Beyond Vietnam’ Speech
On April 4, 1967, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave a controversial antiwar speech opposing Riverside Church in New York City
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Australia to Honor Veterans For 50th Anniversary Marking End of Combat in Vietnam
Australia’s government has committed $6 million to fund a commemorative program to honor Vietnam veterans for the 50th anniversary marking the end of Australian involvement in Vietnam
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Latécoère 631: France’s Big Flying Boat
The Latécoère 631 may have been the ultimate flying boat airliner but its service record left a lot to be desired
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The Other 9/11: The Battle of Brandywine, 1777
Fresh from their major victory in New York City, the British looked to crush the fledgling nation in 1777 with a two-pronged offensive
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Pickett’s Charge: Is Everything We Think We Know Wrong?
J.E.B. Stuart’s intentions during Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg have long been misinterpreted
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Meet the U.S. Army’s First Black Surgeon: Alexander Augusta
Alexander Augusta swam forward against waves of racism to become the United State Army’s first Black surgeon