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Around the World in 94 Hours: How Curtis LeMay Put America’s Defenses on Alert 24/7

by Larry Porges1/17/20241/17/2024

Stereographic view of R.W. Sears at desk.

The 20th-Century Retail Mecca That Was Sears, Roebuck & Co.

by Melissa A. Winn1/16/20241/16/2024

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The Sword That Spurred Ulysses Grant To Victory

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher1/16/20241/16/2024

Photo of John Magnarelli in Vietnam, formed a close bond with 1st Sgt. Willie Johnson, who was tragically killed by an RPG in 1970.

His Sergeant in Vietnam Became His Hero. He Never Forgot It.

by John Magnarelli1/12/20243/15/2024

Painting of, In the summer of 1521 the culminating battles in the seesaw siege of Tenochtitlán (present-day Mexico City) pitted Cortés’ Spaniards and a host of Indian allies against the once dominant Aztecs.

The Old World Soldier Who Conquered the New

by John Walker1/12/202411/8/2023

Frank Cushing with Zuni priests

‘Medicine Flower’ Brought the West East

by Ted Franklin Belue1/12/202411/2/2023

Lincoln reviews Garibaldi Guard

Abraham Lincoln’s Embrace of Foreign-Born Fighters

by Harold Holzer1/11/202411/1/2023

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A Battle Ulysses S. Grant Couldn’t Quite Win

by Gordon Berg1/8/20241/8/2024

Al Swearingen in buggy

Deadwood’s Despicable Mack Daddy Al Swearingen

by Alejandro Hernández1/5/202411/2/2023

Captain Samuel DeGolyer

This Union Officer Escaped a Confederate Prison and Became Grant’s Most Trusted Gunner

by Trace Brusco1/4/202411/1/2023