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Brother vs. Brother in South Carolina

The Civil War certainly did split family loyalties, giving rise to the term “Brother vs. Brother.”

Man’s best friend takes to the battlefield.

Spoiler alert: He lived.

Thousands of Union and Confederate soldiers found their final resting place in Winchester, Va., cemeteries.

Addressing a Canadian crowd in 1941, Winston Churchill buoyed the Commonwealth’s spirits with a joke about poultry.

Confusion over crossings prevented the Army of the Potomac from achieving outright victory on September 17, 1862.

Formed to avenge the first Union casualty of the Civil War, the group took heavy blows in combat.

The colorful life of John Churchill, the first duke of Marlborough, examined.

The official end to the bloodiest conflict in human history.

One of the top Commonwealth pilots during the Battle of Britain, Colin Falkland Gray went on to become New Zealand’s ace of aces.