A love affair between an RAF pilot and a WAAF that ended tragically in 1942 came full circle with the discovery of his Spitfire nearly 70 years later.
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John Marshall: Facilitating Federalist
Chief justice’s legacy of landmark decisions is still with us.
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Navy Seabees Built and Fought in Vietnam
When naval construction battalions weren’t building bases, they were fighting the enemy
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Behind the Lines | Catalonia’s 9/11
The roots of Catalonia’s modern push for independence from Spain lie in struggles that stretch back hundreds of years
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The War In Their Words: ‘I Hope You Will Come Home’
A Connecticut family struggled with its commitment to the Union cause
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Daily Quiz for November 6, 2018
This many Handley Page bombers were manufactured in the United States during World War I
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Hallowed Ground: Verdun, France
There is no quick route by which one can approach Verdun. No superhighway passes […]
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Military History Review: “Camouflage”
“Camouflage” March 23–November 18, 2007; Imperial War Museum London The focus of this fascinating […]
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Military History Book Review: A Stranger to Myself
A Stranger to Myself, the Inhumanity of War: Russia, 1941-1944 by Willy Peter Reese, […]
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Military History Book Review: A Writer at War
A Writer at War: Vasily Grossman with the Red Army, 1941–1945 by Vasily Grossman, […]