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The Many Times Rommel Escaped Death or Capture During World War II

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher5/25/20225/25/2022

Erwin Rommel’s hands-on approach to military leadership in World War II brought him into constant brushes with danger and death.

Fistfights, Heat Exhaustion and Not Enough Taters: What It Was Like at Gettysburg’s 50th Reunion

by Richard F. Selcer5/25/20225/25/2022

Simon Bolivar’s Secret Weapon in South America: British Veterans

by Jerome Long5/24/20225/24/2022

Cuban revolutionaries Camilo Cienfuegos and Ernesto “Che” Guevara

How Did Castro’s Untrained Guerrillas Beat Batista’s War Machine?

by Brendan Sainsbury5/24/20225/26/2022

Allied-Printed Military Money Caused a Black Market Frenzy in Postwar Berlin

by Don Smith5/20/20225/20/2022

He’s Spent Decades Wandering Antietam — Here’s What He’s Found

by John Banks5/20/20225/20/2022

Was This the UK’s Worst Spy Failure of World War II?

by Robert Hutton5/13/20225/16/2022

North Vietnam Tried to Exploit American Racism with POWs. It Didn’t Work.

by Daniel Ramos5/13/20225/18/2022

Law and Some Disorder in the Wild West

by Don Chaput5/12/20225/12/2022

How Volunteer Soldiers Blocked Robert E. Lee — By Burning the World’s Longest Covered Bridge

by Jon Guttman and Scott L. Mingus Sr.5/12/20225/12/2022