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Interview: David Sears / Destroyer vs. U-boat in a Fight to the Death

by Tom Huntington11/17/20235/5/2024

Keystone Battery

Was the Civil War Really the “First Modern War”?

by Carl Zebrowski11/16/202310/26/2023

Doug Hansen

This Wagonmaker Just Keeps Rolling Along

by Candy Moulton11/13/202311/1/2023

Photo of the Puerto Rico–based 65th U.S. Infantry (aka Borinqueneers) who saw action in Korea.

The Project That Puts U.S. Veterans First

by Jon Guttman11/3/202311/1/2023

Joshua Chamberlain on horseback

This Son of Maine Was Much More Than a Civil War Hero

by Dave Kindy10/16/202310/5/2023

ww2-john-bradley-portrait

Three Days Shy of V-E Day, This Naval Aviator Spotted a German U-Boat Off Rhode Island But Couldn’t Stop It

by David Sears9/19/20239/15/2023

Photo of U.S Soldiers from the 101st cavalry division have set up these 105mm howitzers in a sand bagged fire-base at an elevated site in the center of the a Shau Valley in South Vietnam, August 12, 1968. From this position, gunners can give excellent fire support to men operating in the valley below.

What Are the Limits of Firepower? Maj. Gen. Robert Scales Speaks About America’s Way of War in Vietnam

by Warren Wilkins9/18/20239/18/2023

Interview: James Fenelon / ‘Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood’

by Tom Huntington8/22/20235/5/2024

Danny Michael

What’s It Like to Curate a World-Class Firearms Museum?

by Johnny D. Boggs8/14/20238/14/2023

Soldiers on Burnside Bridge

Interview: D. Scott Hartwig / An Epic Study of America’s Bloodiest Day—Decades in the Making

by Christopher Howland8/9/20234/26/2024