This plane is considered the first Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV).
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Law and Some Disorder in the Old West
Most Old West lawmen did laudable duty, some even became famous—but a few others stood out by working both sides of the law
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Following in the Rangers’ Footsteps at Pointe du Hoc
Crowbar! retraces the U.S. Army Rangers’ famous clifftop mission, with twists along the way.
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WWII Veteran Recalls His Fight in the Pacific—and the Moonshine on Tinian
Born in Texas and raised in Plymouth, Michigan, Arthur “Art” Russell joined the Marine […]
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David Petraeus, Andrew Roberts Discuss Winston Churchill’s Lessons on Leadership
In a special three-part series for the month of April, the International Churchill Society […]
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1937 Labor Board Case Upheld Workers’ Right to Organize
The court expanded the Gibbons standard to include labor relations and other activities with even an indirect effect on interstate commerce.
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Book Review: Tombstone
Tom Clavin completes an entertaining trilogy with this treatment of Tombstone, the Earps and the Cowboys
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Looking for Pandemic Leadership? George Washington Is the Best Example
The first president’s cool head and respect for science helped a young America survive smallpox and yellow fever