In 225 BC Gallic tribes again threatened Rome, but this time they faced an […]
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Fire and Sword at Mauvila
The bloodiest recorded battle in North America up to 1540 left the new world […]
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The Blood of Nelson
The daily tot of rum was far more than just a drink at the […]
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Interview: Captain Kenneth Ruiz / 30 Years Above and Beneath the Sea
Captain Kenneth Ruiz calls surviving three wars just ‘the luck of the draw.’
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‘Captain of Köpenick’
In October 1906, a man in a Prussian captain’s uniform arrested the mayor and […]
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Patriot Spy Ben Franklin
Benjamin Franklin was one of the most imposing figures in American history, a scientist […]
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Daily Quiz for March 4, 2020
The first successful human chemotherapy trial used a form of this.
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WWI Vet Behind the Plate
There was a time, a moment, brief though it was, when, thanks to a […]
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American Volunteers of the Réserve Mallet
The Réserve Mallet (mah-LAY) was one of the most remarkable and least written about […]
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Military History Review: From Sun Tzu to Xbox
From Sun Tzu to Xbox: War and Video Games by Ed Halter, Thunder’s Mouth […]