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Who Kept Ulysses S. Grant Sober?

John Rawlins used his brains and blue language to keep his boss in check.

by Steven R. Stotelmyer9/29/20218/20/2023

George B. McClellan is accused of character defects and mental illness for his religious beliefs. But those views were not unique.

David Petraeus speaks with Vietnam magazine on the lessons of the war and their impact on the senior military leadership.

by Peter Zablocki9/21/20219/28/2021

Józef Haller dreamed of an army that would help bring about the return of an independent Poland

Personality clash between fiery Rebel commanders comes to a head during the trek to Gettysburg.

It took tens of thousands of lives and weeks of fighting through the bedeviling Norman hedgerows to capture what remained of the ‘Capital of Ruins’

Douglas MacArthur lived all over the world, but his family history brought him back to the Chesapeake.

Through fire and fury, fighting men formed special bonds with their war horses.

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.

The famed battlefield in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, had about 536,553 visitors last year, a 92 percent decrease from its peak draw in 1970