British author-researcher A.T. Williams assesses Allied efforts at punishing World War II atrocities
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Book Review: The Battle of Waterloo
Father-and-son team Peter and Dan Snow recount the epic 1815 European battle
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IEDs: Faceless Enemy
The toughest fight for U.S. troops in post-Saddam Iraq was the campaign against improvised explosive devices and related technology
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VIDEO: Screaming Eagles remember 248 Lost in 1985 crash
The 101 Airborne Division is marking a somber anniversary as they remember 248 lost […]
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VIDEO: Marines plan to experiment with autonomous helicopters
With no pilot in the air, and no pilot on the ground, unmanned helos […]
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M998 Humvee: The All-Terrain Tactical Vehicle
Production kicked off in April 1984 at AM General’s plant in Mishawaka, Ind., and the first Humvees entered service in October 1985.
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Laurie Rush: Saving Culture Amid Combat
Laurie Rush speaks to the importance of preserving cultural treasures on the battlefield
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Bywater’s Pacific War Prophecy
No one studied the English naval expert’s strategic blueprint more closely than a Japanese officer named Isoroku Yamamoto–the architect of Pearl Harbor
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Undefended Shore
In 1942 American merchant ships up and down the Atlantic Coast were being relentlessly attacked by German U-boats. Why did the U.S. Navy secretly decide to leave them unprotected?