Events sometimes required the Catholic priest to use his revolver. In 1860s Texas, gunfighters, […]
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Pride before the Fall: Why Japan Failed at Tank Warfare
During World War II, Germany’s tanks were deemed superior. But Japan was the first leading nation in armored warfare before the war. What changed?
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Civil War Firepower Denied!
The Union Army’s chief of ordnance sabotaged the introduction of repeating weapons. The Civil […]
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Field Notes- America’s Civil War March 2015
Cushing’s Medal of Honor awarded More than 151 years after his heroic actions during […]
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Unconventional Warfare: Should Confederates have pursued wide-scale guerrilla resistance?
Guerrillas did not play a major role in shaping the military outcome of the […]
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Civil War Times- News June 2015
Galena Marks the War’s End The East Coast doesn’t have a monopoly on commemorating […]
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Serious Fun: Veterans of Future Wars
With war clouds forming, sophomoric humor struck a chord across America. The scheme sprouted […]
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Over Where? Cuban Fighters in Angola’s Civil War
Fidel Castro exports his brand of armed revolution
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The Last Warrior-King
Nicholas II may not have led men in battle, but he did command from […]
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Oh Say Can You See…?: How the War of 1812 Gave Us Something Worth Fighting For
ON AUGUST 16, 1812, Americans saw a spectacle in red, white and blue that […]