The new mini-series takes a quick look at the Union general’s long road to success
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The National World War I Museum Reopens to Celebrate 100 Years of Art
It has been said by many historians that “art and war are old companions.” […]
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SpaceX Launch Postponed Due to Inclement Weather
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump and the first family flew to Cape Canaveral, Florida […]
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Combat Veteran BUFF: Restoring a Vietnam War Bomber
Some of the volunteers working to restore a historic B-52D Stratofortress at the Yankee Air Museum serviced the very same aircraft during the Vietnam War.
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Undying Bravery: British Soldiers Killed in the Wormhoudt Massacre Are Remembered For Their Heroism
The heroism of a small band of British soldiers in northern France is remembered worldwide after they were murdered by SS troops in the Wormhoudt Massacre
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‘You and I Are Disappearing’: PBS Examines the Vietnam War Through Poetry
“It’s etched within me. It’s haunting,” Westley Thomas tells PBS, as he stares directly […]
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Poll Triplane: What Happened to This German Giant?
The Poll Giant would have been World War I’s biggest bomber—had it actually been completed.
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‘For the Quality of Fighting Material, the World Is Our Judge’
An Iron Brigade captain recounts his regiment’s epic Gettysburg fight
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‘Iconic’ WWII Battleship Discovered Nearly 3 Miles Beneath the Surface
On Monday a collaborative team of researchers from SEARCH, Inc. and Ocean Infinity announced […]
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The Father He Knew Only From Photographs
The son of a Green Beret takes a movie camera on his journey to learn about Sgt. Fitts’ last mission.