Award-winning author Flores knows the Great Plains perhaps as well as an ancient hunter or his prey
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Bloodshed in ‘Magic Valley’
In 1915, as Anglos displaced Hispanics on the U.S. side of the lower Rio Grande Valley, Mexican Sedicionistas exploited tensions to foment a race war
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Saving Frederic Church’s Olana
Artist’s Arabian Nights home on the Hudson was almost lost
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Daily Quiz for May 24, 2018
On February 19, 2002, Vonetta Flowers became the first person of African-American descent from any country to win a Winter Olympic Gold Medal when she won it in this sport.
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Review: Attack on Pearl Harbor
Naval aviation takes center stage in a new sim. Since this installment of “Airware” […]
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To Fly and Fight
To Fly and Fight: Memoirs of a Triple Ace by U.S. Air Force Colonel […]
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Aviation History Book Review: Beaufighters in the Night
Beaufighters in the Night: 417 Night Fighter Squadron USAAF by U.S. Air Force Lt. […]
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Aviation History Book Review: John Warden
John Warden and the Renaissance of American Air Power by John Andreas Olsen, Potomac […]
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The Devil’s Broomstick
The Soviet Union was the first country to adopt a rocket-powered fighter— and swiftly […]
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Building a Better Navy Jet
Faced with an air superiority gap versus Air Force jets in the late 1940s […]