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A Look At The Legends Behind British Cap Badge Symbols

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher12/19/202212/19/2022

Photo of Soldiers of the National Liberation Front , the Viet Cong, in the early 1960s display weapons from a variety of sources, from left, a captured American M79 grenade launcher; an American M1 carbine, captured from the French or South Vietnamese or supplied by the Chinese; and a K-50M submachine gun supplied by North Vietnam.

Here Are the Weapons of the NVA — Backed by Russia and China

by Jon Guttman12/19/202212/19/2022

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Are Tanks Obsolete?

by Jon Guttman12/9/202211/7/2022

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Eugene Sledge’s WWII Relics from ‘With the Old Breed’

by Karen Jensen11/30/202211/30/2022

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How Patton Saw the War—In His Own Photographs

by Jerry D. Morelock11/11/202211/11/2022

Winchester’s Burying Grounds: Where North Meets South

by Melissa A. Winn10/10/202210/18/2022

Armored Personnel Carriers with troops of the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment aboard grind their way through underbrush in Tay Ninh Province, about a mile and a half away from the Cambodian border on March 18, 1970, as they proceed towards an enemy base camp. The troops were checking the area to determine effectiveness of a recent B-52 bomber strike on the base camp. (AP Photo/Charles Ryan)

Vietnam War Armored Cavalry in Photos

by Jon Guttman and David T. Zabecki10/4/202210/4/2022

Did These WWI Posters Convince People to Join the War in the Air?

by Aviation History Editors9/29/202210/1/2022

Mathew Brady Memorial Ceremony

Mathew Brady Was a Genius. His New Monument Lives Up to That Reputation.

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher and Melissa A. Winn9/26/20229/27/2022

Happy 75th Birthday, US Air Force!

by Aviation History Editors9/18/20229/19/2022