Interview with Mike Sierra, who spent two tours in Vietnam and later served as a political-military planner for the Middle East and Persian Gulf.
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Review – Newseum exhibit
Reporting Vietnam, Newseum exhibit, 555 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, D.C., runs through Sept. 12, […]
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The First Crusader
The First Crusader Few important aircraft prototypes make it to fully restored museum status. […]
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Build a Model of a CH-46 Sea Knight
Build a 1/72nd-scale Boeing Vertol CH-46 Sea Knight from Hobby Boss kit number 87723.
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Any Connection Between the Abolitionists and Anti-Colonial Movements?
Okay, Mr. History— It seems to me there is a parallel between the abolitionist […]
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Daily Quiz for June 1, 2015
On August 22, 1914, during World War I, this country suffered its highest-ever one-day war casualties.
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Daily Quiz for January 21, 2015
In 1977 President Jimmy Carter pardoned this group.
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Daily Quiz for September 16, 2014
In 1977 President Jimmy Carter pardoned this group.
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Daily Quiz for August 28, 2014
On May 12, 1975, this American merchant ship was captured by the Khmer Rouge of Cambodia.
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Case Closed: The Gulf of Tonkin Incident
Gulf of Tonkin – A secret report reveals how easily soldiers, spies and politicians can jump to a conclusion and plunge the country into war.