Civil War Times Editor Dana Shoaf shares the story of how Battery H of […]
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Books in Brief | Combat Talons in Vietnam
Combat Talons in Vietnam: Recovering a Covert Special Ops Crew, John Gargus, Texas A&M University […]
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Daily Quiz for November 2, 2017
In addition to creating Tarzan and writing 68 novels, Edgar Rice Burroughs served as a war correspondent during this conflict.
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Hallowed Ground: Morristown, New Jersey
Although the 1777–78 winter encampment at Valley Forge, Pa., is firmly fixed in Americans’ […]
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From Cowardice to Courage
For abandoning his post at Bunker Hill, Captain John Callender was court-martialed and cashiered—but […]
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Soviet Women at War
Eager to prove themselves, women served the Red Army as nurses, medics, cooks and […]
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Buddha: Enlightened Warrior
In his youth Siddhartha Gautama was a brawny, six-foot warrior prince, trained in the […]
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What Ever Happened to the French Foreign Legion?
Conceived in fear and mistrust, this fighting force of unmanageable misfits and deserters survived, […]
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Valor: The Cliff-Scaling Captain
Hiram Bearss U.S. Marine Corps Medal of Honor The Philippines November 17, 1901 Hiram […]
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What We Learned: from Mount Gilboa, 1006 BC
The Israelite victory at Michmash Pass (1010 BC) sparked a popular uprising that ejected […]