The ubiquitous North American T-6 Texan flew in a dozen wars and earned a half-dozen nicknames.
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Daily Quiz for October 24, 2018
He was the only American President who had been a prisoner of war.
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Macchi-Castoldi M.C.72: Too Hot to Handle
The Macchi-Castoldi M.C.72 wrote a record-breaking epilogue to the Schneider Trophy races. Jacques Schneider, […]
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Mie Askari mdachi: I am a German Askari
East Africa tribesmen demonstrated remarkable loyalty to a charismatic German commander in World War I
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‘Rivalry’ Renewed: A Georgia showdown adds drama to the March to the Sea
A duel between Kilpatrick and Wheeler, which began at West Point, would provide a fascinating sideshow as Sherman rolled through Georgia and the Carolinas.
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Kleinflammenwerfer: A New Battlefield Horror
German battlefield flamethrowers were developed in the early 20th century by engineer and inventor […]
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Poetry: And Shells Go Crying Over Them—Voices of the Great War
World War I spawned a generation of British soldier-poets whose verse took poetry in a raw new direction
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Hell on a Hilltop in Vietnam
An air cavalry unit struggled to protect a remote landing zone from wave after wave of North Vietnamese attacks.