In July 1882 two men entered a cabin on Washington Territory’s Snake River and brutally killed shipping station agent Eli Cummins.
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Get to Know the Heroic Namesake of the Newly Christened Fort Johnson
Fort Johnson, one of nine Army installations to receive a new moniker under the policy, was selected to honor New York National Guard Sgt. William Henry Johnson, a Black World War I soldier.
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This Civil War Weapon Changed the Face of Warfare
Christopher Spencer’s seven-shot breechloaders revolutionized the battlefield.
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A Look at Fallingwater
Frank Lloyd Wright is such an iconic 20th century American architect it’s a bit […]
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Louisiana Army Base Renamed After World War I Harlem Hellfighter
On June 13, the installation previously known as Fort Polk, Louisiana became Fort Johnson.
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Lightning Strike
Lockheed P-38 Lightnings, painted in their invasion stripes, fly over France sometime in the […]
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Nixon’s Vietnam War Sabotage — A Secret Until 1994
If you had the opportunity to stop a war that had been raging for […]
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George Washington’s Canteen
George Washington was a humble man, yet he was dignified and valued organization. This […]
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Satan’s American Sons
Benedict Arnold had the makings of yet another Revolutionary War hero. Famed for having […]