Bounty brokers congregate around a U.S. Navy recruitment office hoping to appease potential enlistees […]
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Supply Chain Showdown
U.S. Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault, wearing shorts, takes a turn at-bat during an exhibition […]
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Postponed Pawnee Honors
In 1869 U.S. Army scout Sergeant Mad Bear was the first American Indian ever to receive the Medal of Honor, yet his grave marker never reflected that distinction. It soon will.
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Do We need to Reconsider What Makes an Ace?
Drones have added a new wrinkle to air combat.
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From MiG Killer to Moonwalker: Buzz Aldrin Went to Korea and Beyond
Of the 12 astronauts who landed on the moon, only Buzz Aldrin had shot down enemy jets in Korea.
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Gettysburg Had a Lasting Impact on Its Least Known Participants — Its Civilians
Travel along the famous sites of Gettysburg, from the Cashtown Inn to Lee’s headquarters, from the eyes of the locals.
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Marine Corps’ Deadliest, Charles ‘Chuck’ Mawhinney, Dies at 75
The hunter from backwoods Oregon first had designs on joining the Navy, but opted against it after a Marine recruiter promised that he could delay his enlistment until after deer hunting season.
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World War I Exhibit Explores War’s Impact on Children
The “Greatest Generation” is renowned for military heroism during World War II. But before […]
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This English Farmer Built a Lancaster Simulator—James Holland Just Had to see It
It isn’t real, but it sure feels like it.
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This Soldier Risked His Life to Rescue Civilians From a Battle in Vietnam
1st Lt. Brice H. Barnes was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for his selfless actions.