‘This Bloody War’: WWI Surgeon Writes of the Horrors of War

The Army and Marines’ Heavy Hauler Helicopter in Vietnam

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Underground Railroad's "Moses" is portrayed with determination and courage

Fisticuffs and Fury, a Look at the Army-Navy Rivalry

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Liberia Was an Experiment Born From Fear and Ambition

Coalition of slaveholders and conservative abolitionists offered black Americans a land of 'liberty'

Pearl in Pictures

Twenty Soldiers Could Have Their Medals of Honor Rescinded for Their Roles at Wounded Knee

Field Notes: African-American Civil War Museum to Expand

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When Marilyn Monroe Interrupted Her Honeymoon to Go to Korea

In 1954 Marilyn Monroe left her honeymoon with Yankees slugger Joe DiMaggio to entertain the troops in Korea. She later said it was the first time she “felt like a star.”

Albert Sidney Johnston: Too Little, Too Late to Win the Western War

The general expected to save the Confederate heartland made a series of poor tactical and strategic decisions