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Kars Fortress Stands As a Monument to a Turbulent Past

For centuries Armenian residents of the Transcaucasian stronghold of Kars watched invaders come and go—until its final betrayal

In 1571 Christian and Muslim fleets met off the coast of Greece, rowing into battle one last time.

by Stephen Tanner8/13/20218/30/2022

Often called “the Graveyard of Empires,” the region now known as Afghanistan has foiled would-be conquerors for millennia.

Air Force Capt. John P. Calamos received the Distinguished Flying Cross for his heroic actions calling in air strikes in Vietnam.

These memorable instances of cunning and ingenuity demonstrate that, in warfare, there’s nothing like catching the enemy off guard

Hiring on for a Persian war they didn’t understand, Greek mercenaries faced an epic fight for their lives

by Gabriel Baker7/21/20207/16/2020

In ancient Rome, commanders who broke the unwritten rules of military conduct might be greeted with either praise or punishment.

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by Harold E. Raugh Jr.3/10/2020

Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo was one of the greatest leaders of Nero’s legions—until the emperor […]

William Shepherd delves into the ancient records of a war whose outcome forever shaped the Western world

It’s a story of love (or possible abduction) and betrayal, set against the backdrop […]