In 1991, after years of fighting, Ukraine finally gained independence from the Soviet Union. So did Dmytro Verholjak
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Artists | Threads of History
A Portuguese king sought to glorify his military exploits through the art of tapestry
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Medics in Hell: Saving the Survivors of Buchenwald
Soldiers of the 120th Evacuation Hospital were stunned and forever haunted by what they found at Buchenwald
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Behind the Lines: Born of Blood and Compassion
A witness to the carnage of a Crimean War battle founds the Red Cross. […]
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God Bless America in Vietnam
A logistics officer’s mundane quest for supplies found uncommon goodwill and true heroes. In […]
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Women, Combat, and the Gender Line
A secret World War II study proved that female soldiers were ready to serve under fire. Other nations made warriors of their women. Why didn’t we?
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Miss Alcott Goes to War
Eager to support the North, the budding author volunteered for a fledgling corps of female nurses.
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Plot Against a Pilot?
Werner Goering was a skilled B-17 commander, but his family background became a security […]
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Revolt and Betrayal- Warsaw
The 1944 Warsaw Rising was a courageous insurrection turned disaster when the Soviets showed […]
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Interview: Glen Hayes and The Camp Letterman Campaign
Glen Hayes, of the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association, has championed the preservation of Camp […]