A Maryland couple working on their flower bed found quite a surprise Tuesday. Kelly […]
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Interview: Edward L. Ayers / Civil War Historian
Ayers argues that America should acknowledge the importance of emancipation with a national holiday.
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We’ll Meet Again: Dame Vera Lynn, the ‘Forces’ Sweetheart,’ Dies at 103
Dame Vera Lynn, christened the “Forces’ Sweetheart,” passed away today at the age of […]
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Build your own Dewoitine D.520
One French pilot who took full advantage of the Dewoitine D.520’s speed and agility […]
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The Japanese Pilot Who Bombed Mainland America
Nobuo Fujita aimed to kill Americans in a fiery blaze, but his actions yielded a far different result.
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Digging Up History Just Under the Surface
Maryland’s archeology honcho keeps tables on the important artifacts discovered during development
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Non-Veteran Presidents Should be Restricted from Arlington Burial, Says Senator
On June 10, Senator Tammy Duckworth (D. Illinois)—a retired U.S. Army officer, Iraq War […]
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Book Review: The Confederacy’s Bid for a Continental Empire
Texans’ futile battle for access to gold and Pacific ports.
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The Blinding of a WWII Vet Opened America’s Eyes to the Evil of Jim Crow
The bus driver made a stop en route. When Isaac Woodard asked if he […]
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‘Why Did My Father Receive a Letter Signed by President Truman?’
Have a question about an artifact? Ask World War II magazine.