In its many variants the LAV (light armored vehicle) has served U.S. forces worldwide
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Jesuits Waged War for the Guaraní People
These faithful fathers defended their Guaraní adherents in South America from ruthless slave traders
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Why the Doomed Army of Tennessee Kept Fighting
Given the problems the Confederates faced in the Western Theater, it’s remarkable they kept going as long as they did
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Audiobook Review | The Guitar-Pioneering Rivalry that Shaped Rock ’n’ Roll
Before Leo Fender and Les Paul were names on headstocks, they were tinkerers who produced the most influential musical instruments of the twentieth century
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Daily QUiz for June 26, 2019
Among the more than 1,100 members of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs) this many died in service.
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Men With Deadly Rifles Outclass Fort’s Monster Cannon
During the siege of Savannah, a heavily defended Confederate bastion fell to infantrymen with rapid-firing Spencers
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Copy That: One Man’s Mission To Transcribe Civil War Letters Tells A Thousand Tales
William Griffing’s passion is pecking out Civil War soldiers’ words for posterity
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When an Ambush Nearly Destroyed a Combined Marine and Army Group
The Ambush of Task Force Robbie
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War List: Churchill Predicted Cell Phones and 5 More Political Prophets
When it came to military and diplomatic matters, these six people were able to accurately foretell the future.