Although Martin Delany was the first Black field officer in the history of the U.S. Army—appointed by President Abraham Lincoln himself—his legacy has in many ways been lost to history
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ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Cindy Walker, Texas Songbird
Spunky singer-songwriter made it big with Western sound
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Combat Leadership Earned This Officer South Vietnam’s Top Honor
Col. Cau Le was awarded in 1970 the Bao Quôc Huân Chương, the National Order of Vietnam
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Fighting on Multiple Fronts
Should campaigns against Native Americans and Confederates be viewed as one war or two?
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Daily Quiz for January 22, 2019
This man established history’s first professional military medical corps.
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Daily Quiz for January 21, 2019
Commercial service of the Concorde started on 21 January 1976 between London and this country.
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Daily Quiz for January 20, 2019
In May 1886 a cyclorama depicting this Civil War battle opened to paying audiences in New York City.
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Daily Quiz for January 19, 2019
This was the official name of the Confederate POW camp at Andersonville, GA.
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Fire for Effect: The Great “What if” at Malta
I’VE NEVER BEEN ONE FOR THE “WHAT IF” GAME. You know what I mean: […]
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Film Review: Rommel (2012)
In 2012 film Rommel, the myth of the famous German general as an apolitical figure falls apart.