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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.

These U.S. Military Funeral Traditions Honor the Fallen on Land, Air, and Sea

by Jon Guttman5/25/20225/17/2022

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

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

Cuban revolutionaries Camilo Cienfuegos and Ernesto “Che” Guevara

Castro’s Communist Guerrillas Were Ordinary Cubans With No Money or Training. How Did They Beat Batista’s War Machine?

by Brendan Sainsbury5/24/20225/24/2022

Propaganda Out of Ukraine Conflict is Not Much Different From World War I

by Sarah Sicard5/23/20225/23/2022

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

by Don Smith5/20/20225/20/2022

‘1984’: A History of George Orwell’s Dystopian Masterpiece

by Michael Y. Park5/20/20225/20/2022

Ride the High Country movie poster

The Magnificent 6 Western Movies, According to ‘Wild West’

by Gregory Lalire5/20/20225/24/2022

A South Vietnamese Paratrooper Shares His Story

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher5/19/20225/19/2022

Canada’s Ram II Medium Tank

The British Had to Abandon Half Their Tanks At Dunkirk. Their Canadian Cousins Stepped Up To Help.

by Larry Porges5/19/20225/20/2022