When Horace Greeley stepped off a stagecoach in Salt Lake City on a sunny […]
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The First: American Chicken Breed
The U.S. is now home to half the world’s chickens, but the bird is […]
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Fighting Words Flew When the Nation Was New
When President Barak Obama traveled to Tucson, Ariz., in January in the wake of […]
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Gazette- American History June 2011
Startling Lincoln Discovery Exposed as Fabrication What a difference a digit makes. Back in […]
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Messerschmitt Me-163: Bat Out of Hell
The rocket-powered Me-163 Komet interceptor outperformed every other World War II combat aircraft…if its pilots lived to fight
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Bachem Ba-349 Natter: A Rocket-Powered Snake
Facing a critical shortage of C-Stoff fuel for JG.400, Colonel Wolfgang Späte was informed […]
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The Christmas Bombing of Hanoi: A Great Victory or an Epic Blunder?
Was the December 1972 bombing of Hanoi a great victory that brought “peace with honor”? Or was it a blunder that cost South Vietnam its freedom?
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Daily Quiz for September 29, 2017
This fellow author was a lifelong friend of Harper Lee, author of “To Kill a Mockingbird”.
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American History Review: The Conspirator
The Conspirator Directed by Robert Redford. Cast: Robin Wright, James McEvoy, Kevin Kline Did […]
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American History Book Review: David Crockett
David Crockett: The Lion of the West by Michael Wallis; W.W. Norton David Crockett […]