America's Civil War
Field Notes: United States Colored Troops Get New Recognition
Atlanta History Center acquires rare USCT regimental flag
America's Civil War
Cherokee Bike Riders Travel the Trail of Tears
Tribe members cycled 950 miles to remember their ancestors' ordeal
America's Civil War
“Glory” Returns to the Big Screen
Oscar-winning epic about black soldiers in the Civil War will be re-released July 24
Military History
Kandahar Kill Zone
In 2006 Canadians assaulting a Taliban stronghold near Kandahar, Afghanistan, came under attack from a multi-fanged enemy
Wild West
The Real Killer of the Sheriff Who Shot Billy the Kid
Connecting the dots between established facts and a previously untapped interview, the author fingers ‘Killin’ Jim’ for the notorious unsolved murder
Aviation History
Gene Roddenberry’s Near-Death Experiences in the Pacific War
The future creator of Star Trek served in the South Pacific as a B-17 pilot, surviving tropical storms, flak and a fatal crash
American History
Selling Scandalous Sex as Sober Cinema
Howard W. "Kroger" Babb made a bundle hawking a movie melodrama about a girl who gets in trouble
Vietnam
R&R on the Beaches of South Vietnam
Troops in Vietnam blow off some steam during their one-year tour of duty
The Most Powerful Engine Ever Created
The amazing Rocketdyne F-1 powered Apollo astronauts to the moon
Civil War Times
In the Civil War, Surrendering Was Often an Act of Honor
Major Robert Anderson became a Union hero for losing the fight for Fort Sumter
