The effort to develop a pressurized lightplane for private pilots deflated when it became clear the market for such aircraft was nearly nonexistent.
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The Lost Story of Kate Hewitt, the Secret Love of Gettysburg’s First Hero
Diligent research reveals the true identity of General John Reynolds’ mysterious fiancée
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Six Images Showcasing the Peculiarities of the Great War
Six photos of the Great War that proves humor transcends all ages and conflicts. […]
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Trump Says 1918 Flu Pandemic ‘probably ended the Second World War,’ Which Ended in 1945
President Donald Trump weighed in Monday on the similarities between current COVID-19 circumstances and […]
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Confederate Priest Refused to Get on His Knees to Sheridan
A feisty Southern chaplain takes on ‘Little Phil,’ a fellow Catholic, to escape from Yankee captivity.
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Mutiny! These Revolts Show Why the Seven Seas May Not Always be Seventh Heaven
A look at seven of the most infamous mutinies throughout seafaring history
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Congressman Pushes for Medal of Honor for Soldier Who Waged Guerrilla Warfare Against the Nazis
On August 6, U.S. Rep. John Joyce (PA-13) introduced legislation to award World War […]
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Yellow Berets: How the Vietnam War led some physicians to Nobel Prizes
During the Vietnam War, some physicians found refuge from the draft and a path to Nobel Prizes.
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Hitler’s Two Armies
Despite rivalry and organizational differences, both the Waffen S.S. and the German Army were responsible for crimes against humanity during World War II.