World War II’s resident gamer Chris Ketcherside reviews Paradox Interactive’s thrilling new Normandy installment of Steel Division
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Book Review: Sons and Soldiers
Bruce Henderson’s latest tells the brave stories of the German-born American soldiers who fought in the U.S. Army against their German compatriots
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Book Review: War Reporters Who Braved the Frontlines
USA Today military reporter Jim Michaels covers two great books about the dedicated war reporters that braved World War II’s frontlines.
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Behind the Lines | The Relic Hunter
Shirl Herr’s “hidden-metal detector” paved the way for the development of mine detectors used […]
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Artists | Threads of History
A Portuguese king sought to glorify his military exploits through the art of tapestry
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Voices | Peter Pace
Peter Pace, a Marine lieutenant whose platoon engaged in fierce fighting near Hue in […]
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The War in Their Words: ‘No Man Wavered’
The Confederate 1st Missouri Brigade paid a high price at Allatoona Pass and Franklin […]
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Where Does the Phrase ‘Sweating Like a Pig’ Come From?
Where does the phrase “sweating like a pig” come from? Sandy Stinson Dear Ms. […]
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Daily Quiz for September 26, 2017
In 1958 The US Air Force lost one of these off the coast of Georgia.
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Fight Again Another Day
Facing disaster in Brooklyn, Washington gambled on sea-going soldiers to get the army across the East River