By the end of the Civil War, the 76th USCI left no doubt it belonged.
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Bullard Rifles Were Popular, But Were Too Expensive and Took Too Long to Make
Though these single-shot and repeating rifles were renowned
for their quality, they were only ever produced in small numbers.
Posted inStories
Will China and Taiwan’s Decades-Long Standoff Ever Come to War? Consider Lessons Learned
China even risked a nuclear response in order to achieve its international ambitions.
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This Actor from the Golden Age of Westerns Now Writes About His Career, History and the West
An interview with big- and small-screen star Michael Dante.
Posted inStories
5 Must-See World War II Documentaries
We compiled a list of five comprehensive World World II documentaries that best tell these harrowing stories.
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Maine Has a State Ballad? Listen to the Song that Was Inspired By the Battle of Gettysburg
The American folk trio “The Ghost of Paul Revere” wrote “The Ballad of the […]
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Boer Commandos vs. The British Empire
When war broke out in South Africa between the British Empire and the Boer […]
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Operation ‘Sani-flush’
Yes, that’s a toilet hanging where a bomb normally would be on this A-1H […]
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The Curse of Vanity
Yes, vanity was also a curse of human nature during the Civil War. That […]
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Saving Ohio’s Largest Civil War Battlefield
117 acres saved at Buffington Island, the site of John Hunt Morgan’s greatest defeat.