He was also the bearer of shocking Custer news. Captain Grant Marsh made the […]
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George Hudson Had Killed at Least Five Men, And He Did Not Go Easy When the Law Came
The outlaw made his deadly mark in Missouri and Colorado. William Rabedew, a law […]
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Damned Hunchbacks: Italy’s Forgotten Torpedo Bomber
Developed from an airliner, the SM.79 trimotor torpedo bomber emerged as Italy’s most important attack aircraft in the Mediterranean.
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The Secrets of D-Day’s Operation Overlord
The key was not just to fool the Germans about where the D-Day landings would take place, but to persuade them that Normandy was merely a diversion.
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Daily Quiz for January 19, 2018
This man was the first US Army Lieutenant-General since George Washington.
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Daily Quiz for January 18, 2018
This musical duo started their careers as “Caesar and Cleo”.
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Wild West DVD Review: Laredo
Laredo: The Complete Series, 1965–67 Timeless Media Group, 12 discs (2,713 minutes), 2009, $98.98. […]
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Wild West DVD Review: The Great Indian Wars
The Great Indian Wars: 1540–1890 five-part documentary series, Mill Creek Entertainment, 235 minutes, 2005, […]
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Wild West Review: Bunkhouse Built
Bunkhouse Built: A Guide to Making Your Own Cowboy Gear by Leif Videen, Mountain […]
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Book Review: The Many Loves of Buffalo Bill / The True Story of Life on the Wild West Show
The Many Loves of Buffalo Bill: The True Story of Life on the Wild […]