The exhibit is being developed by “credible and well-established historians… to tell the warts-and-all history of the Stone Mountain carving”
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The Soviet’s Propaganda Plane: The Tupolev ANT-20bis
Russian designer Igor Sikorsky was first to develop a giant, four-engine airplane with his […]
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The 9 Most Memorable Surprise Attacks that Caught the Enemy Off Guard
These memorable instances of cunning and ingenuity demonstrate that, in warfare, there’s nothing like catching the enemy off guard
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Book Review: Go West, Mr. President / Theodore Roosevelt’s Great Loop Tour of 1903
Michael Blake relates iconic populist President Theodore Roosevelt’s 1903 “Great Loop” tour of the Midwest and West.
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‘Vincere!’ Book Review
Frederica Fasanotti chronicles the difficulties the Italian army faced in countering insurgencies in Libya and Ethiopia in the early 20th century
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‘Bataan’: Hollywood’s First Combat Film
Directed by Tay Garnett, the 1943 movie might seem cheesy on first viewing due to its instantly predictable—yet at the time innovative—plot
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Marine Vietnam Veterans Recreate ‘Then and Now’ Photograph 50 Years After the Original
In 2016 the Marines got together to recreate the original snap
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Retired Ranger Col. Ralph Puckett, 94, Receives Medal of Honor for Korean War Battle
In May, retired Ranger Col. Ralph Puckett received the nation’s highest military honor and a call from President Joe Biden
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Interview: Julia Bricklin / Looking Over the Overlooked
The award-winning biographer writes about just such Western characters.
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They Tried to Kill Each Other in the Skies Over Vietnam. Now They’re Friends
Thirty-six years after clashing in a dogfight over North Vietnam, an American fighter pilot and a North Vietnamese fighter pilot buried the hatchet.