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Interview: Frank K. ‘Pete’ Everest / Mr. Mach 3
‘Pete’ Everest became the fastest man alive when he flew the X-2 to a record speed of Mach 3.
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These French Made Weapons Changed the Face of America’s Civil War
Ninety percent of Civil War casualities owed their fate to a deceptively simple hand-held gun and its companion projectile: the rifle-musket and the minié bullet
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MANTLED IN FIRE AND SMOKE
The Battle of Gettysburg, and perhaps the fate of the Union, was decided in one hour of desperate fighting on the rocky ledges of Little Round Top.
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Stonewall’s Only Defeat
In an army not lacking for larger-than-life heroes, Confederate cavalry leader Turner Ashby had […]
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Bitter Bushwhackers and Jayhawkers
As the years passed by and Bleeding Kansas and the Civil War lost their […]
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Mantled in Fire and Smoke: The Colorful 44th New York Regiment
Colonel Joshua Chamberlain’s 20th Maine may have won the most fame during the grueling […]