This notorious pre-Civil War struggle was supposed to be “bloody.” But the casualty numbers suggest otherwise.
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US Spy Satellites Took Pictures of the Soviets in the 1960s. How Did the Film Get Back to Earth?
The C-119 wasn’t glamorous, but it served on the frontlines of the spy war against the Soviet Union.
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Nazi Homeschoolers Unmasked! Dog License Helps Anti-Fascists ID Ohio Couple Who Taught Hate
A couple in Ohio started a “Nazi-approved” curriculum when they found that the American education system was lacking.
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This Journalist Risked His Life to Reveal the Horrors of Lynching in the South
Lynching investigator Walter White risked everything to tell Americans the truth.
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What Made The Japanese Attack On Pearl Harbor So Devastating? This Ordnance.
Some of the bombs and torpedoes the Japanese used on December 7, 1941, were custom designed.
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You Know Him for His Facial Hair. But You Might Not Know the Tale of His Tragic Death.
Always adventurous, Percy Wyndham’s latest gamble proved to be his last.
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The Lee-Enfield Put a SMLE on Tommies’ Faces and Fear in the Germans Hearts
The Lee-Enfield Number 4 rifle is a World War II veteran that still serves today.
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Do You Have What it Takes to Follow in These Telemark Commandos’ Ski Tracks?
An expedition is retracing the steps of this WWII operation on its 80th anniversary.
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At 108-Years-Old, One of the First Montford Point Marines Honored For His WWII Service
Cosmas D. Eaglin Sr., an original member of the Montford Point Marines — the group of the first Black troops to enlist in the Marine Corps — was recognized for his years of dedicated service across three military conflicts.
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Eisenhower Loved Him. The Press Likened Him to Patton. So Why Don’t We Know More About ‘Iron Mike’?
The author presents the career of this top-notch administrator, strict disciplinarian, and aggressive combat commander.