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Meeting WW2 Veterans Changes Students’ Lives

by Gerald D. Swick11/4/20094/28/2016

College students who accompanied WWII veterans on return visits to old battlefields tell how the experience changed them.

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Interview: Timothy Davis / The Greatest Generations Foundation

by Gerald Swick11/4/20096/10/2024

The Greatest Generations Foundation helps veterans return to their old battlefields for closure and to capture their stories for posterity, as well as providing community educational programs – an interview with TGGF founder Timothy Davis.

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Daily Quiz for November 4, 2009

by HistoryNet Staff11/4/200911/4/2009

The first American combat division to land on the continent of Europe in WWII was comprised of troops from this state.

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by HistoryNet Staff11/3/2009

This man said, "Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result."

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by HistoryNet Staff11/2/2009

The last major offensive operation by Germany’s Luftwaffe in World War II occurred during this month.

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Wild Blue Yonder, II

by Robert M. Citino11/1/20094/13/2016

Flying a bomber was by its very nature dangerous business. USAAF doctrine, however, was part of the problem.

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by HistoryNet Staff11/1/200911/4/2009

The "miracle on the Vistula" refers to a Polish victory over soldiers of this nation.

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The name of Apache chief Mangas Colorados means this in English.

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During the French and Indian War, a French force sent from Ft. Machault to relieve Ft. Niagara from siege in 1759 had originally been intended to attack this fort.

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Daily Quiz for October 29, 2009

by HistoryNet Staff10/29/2009

Operation Judgement was the code name for this World War II action.

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