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MHQ Magazine
The author, laden with oral-history transcripts, spent a summer in Normandy studying the battle that marked the beginning of the end of the war in Europe. AS PART OF THE RESEARCH for a book I am writing about D-Day, timed for the...
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MHQ Magazine
As the Allies prepared for the Normandy invasion, what was the enemy thinking? We’ve all had the unhappy experience: the guests who wouldn’t leave. They show up unexpectedly and you scramble to respond, whipping together whatever food...
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Wild West Magazine
Michael Shay profiles frontier Army officer Lawton, who proved instrumental in Geronimo's capture...
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Military History Book Reviews
Gene Fax shows how the 79th U.S. Infantry Division cut its teeth and learned hard lessons during the 1918 Meuse-Argonne Offensive...
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Military History Book Reviews
Author Mary Roach takes a fascinating, often witty look at the R&D process behind cutting-edge military technology...
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Military History Book Reviews
J.P. Clark examines the development of the U.S. Army between 1815 and World War I...
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Military History Book Reviews
Robert O'Harrow Jr. profiles Montgomery C. Meigs, the pivotal Union quartermaster general during the American Civil War...
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HistoryNet, Mag: Vietnam Featured, Vietnam Magazine
During the Communists’ Tet Offensive, the Army’s Task Force Miracle and U.S. Marines fought the NVA to save South Vietnam’s second largest city. Waves of attacks initiated on Jan. 30, 1968, by North Vietnamese Army regulars and Viet...
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Wild West Magazine
Kent Richards reveals the career of a little-known U.S. Army officer during the Civil War and in the Pacific Northwest...
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American History Magazine
A brash young U.S. Army officer lived up to his hair-raising heritage
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Ask Mr. History
Mr History, The role of Marine Corps in the Pacific is legendary, but the Army also contributed greatly to the theater as well. So my questions is: Between the Army and the Marine Corps who did most of the heavy lifting in the Pacific?...
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Military History Book Reviews
Ian Gardner tracks the 3rd Battalion, 506th PIR — a no less storied unit than their fellow "Band of Brothers"...
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World War II Magazine
Aiming to illuminate an invisible combat injury, a groundbreaking film became a casualty itself...
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World War II Magazine
Curators at the National World War II Museum solve a reader's question about a mysterious WWII Japanese naval helmet with writing on it....
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American History Magazine
A Texas baseball player turned soldier put his war into words...
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Wild West Magazine
Editor R. Eli Paul presents the abridged, annotated autobiography of storied frontier soldier Hugh Lenox Scott...
