In 1917, the German High Command sought to free up troops by winning the war in the East
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The War Zone
Rod Serling was born in 1924 in Syracuse, New York, but he grew up […]
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The My Canh Girl
A bloodied child became the symbol of horror when Viet Cong bombs exploded at a Saigon restaurant.
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Daily Quiz for March 3, 2020
The McDonnell RF-101C recon plane was named this.
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How Southerners Became Sympathetic to Suicide
Self-destruction is seen as heroic instead of an act of cowardice.
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When LA Unions Fought For Right to Strike, One Weapon Was Dynamite
An attack on a newspaper exposed a years-long campaign of violence by organized labor
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Daily Quiz for March 2, 2020
To win the Pour le Mérite (the Blue Max), Germany’s highest award for valor during World War I a pilot had to shoot down this many enemy planes.
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Off the Rails: Trailside Visits Martinsburg, W. Va.
A gateway between the North and the South, this transportation hub was coveted territory for commanders on both sides.
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Daily Quiz for March 1, 2020
This American President was the youngest US Navy flier in World War Two.
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Daily Quiz for February 29, 2020
During Vietnam, Military Occupational Specialty 94B was this.