The famed author of Little Women had some humorous interactions treating wounded soldiers after one of the Civil War’s bloodiest battles.
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European Monarchs Crushed Rebellions in the Mid-1800s—and America Benefited
In 1848, as Germany cracked down on revolts, America received its best and brightest.
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Mending the McClellan Myth
Little Mac never outlived criticism he dawdled with Lee’s “Lost Orders” in hand. A new study sets the record straight.
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The Top 10 One-Eyed Commanders of All-Time
Despite physical impairment, these captains let nothing stand in the way of their vision for war.
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Satan’s American Sons
Benedict Arnold had the makings of yet another Revolutionary War hero. Famed for having […]
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Attacked by Both Spanish and American Invaders, This Sandstone Navajo Stronghold Was Built for Defense
Canyon de Chelly is 300 yards wide and flanked by sheer red rock walls 1,000 feet high.
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How France’s “Black Tigers” Used WWII Resistance Tactics in Vietnam
How French Commandos used deception and daring to strike blows at North Vietnamese forces.
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After Their Famous Mission, the “Dambusters” Continued to Strike the Toughest Targets
Following their famous May 1943 mission, the Dambusters went on to drop 6- and 10-ton “Earthquake Bombs”
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What Was the Concept Behind Fire Bases in Vietnam?
Similar to the 19th-century fort concept, fire support bases in Vietnam could reinforce each other across long distances with powerful effects.
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‘Why? I mean, we won’: The Century-Long Battle Over This Confederate Flag
Since July 3, 1863, there have been many calls for Confederate flags to be returned to their home states, and in particular, for the 28th Virginia Infantry Regiment flag return to Virginia.