Michael J. Neufeld, chair of the Space History Division at the Smithsonian’s National Air […]
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WWII Today- December 2007
The Kiss that Wasn’t Just a Kiss: Half of a Famous Pair Identified at […]
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The Slave Who Spied: James Armistead’s Role in Revolutionary War
A daring bondsman turned double agent confounds Cornwallis—and helps the Americans win.
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History of Miranda Rights: Why You Have the Right to Remain Silent
On TV, cops always say, “You have the right to remain silent” But real officers didn’t always have to say that.
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Daily Quiz for August 8, 2018
Determined to prevent African-Americans from registering to vote, Dallas County, Alabama Sheriff Jim Clark wore a button on his uniform during the entire Civil Rights Movement which read this.
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MHQ Book Review: Fighting Techniques of the Early Modern World
Fighting Techniques of the Early Modern World, AD 1500-1763: Equipment, Combat Skills, and Tactics […]
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MHQ Book Review: The Utility of Force
The Utility of Force: The Art of War in the Modern World General Rupert […]
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MHQ Book Review: Fighting for the Fatherland
Fighting for the Fatherland: The Story of the German Soldier From 1648 to the […]
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MHQ Book Review: MacArthur
MacArthur Richard B. Frank, Palgrave Macmillan, 2007, 198 pages, $21.95. Douglas Macarthur was pointed […]
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Showing Too Much of the Horrors of War
Frank Brangwyn’s realistic portrayals of combat shocked Great Britain’s War Department, but recruiting officers […]