Samuel Bush, at the advanced age of 41, enlisted as a private in Co. K, 112th New York Infantry in 1862.
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A Look at the Battle of Brandy Station
This month is also the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Brandy Station, fought […]
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Mutt and Jeff
The Fokker T-2 that made the first nonstop transcontinental trip across the United States […]
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The Exploits of Battery C
While working on our Autumn 2023 issue, which includes a fascinating story about the […]
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During the Cold War, Canada Designed a World-Class Interceptor—But Was the Program Infested With Soviet Spies?
Did Soviet infiltration of Canada’s Avro Arrow program make an impact on the jet’s cancellation?
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He Was Wired to A Mine for 70 Hours In World War II – And Survived.
German soldiers made an American G.I. into a living booby trap while battling in the Hürtgen Forest in World War II.
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WWII Ordnance Still Kills Civilians in the Solomons. This Non-Profit Is Working to Change That.
Every year at least 20 islanders are killed or maimed by the detonation of leftover bombs, artillery shells, or other munitions.
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The Small Pennsylvania Town Where the US Oil Industry Started
How black ooze from the ground caused America’s first oil boom and bust.
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How to Build Royce Williams’ MiG-Killing Panther
It’s November 18, 1952 all over again as you re-create the jet that a Navy lieutenant used to down four MiGs.
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At War’s End, These Union Soldiers Thought They Were Being Mustered Out. Instead, They Found Themselves Back in the Fray… Under Custer
Although brothers-in-arms, the East vs. West rivalry was almost Custer’s undoing.