
USS Midway on Display
A San Diego museum showcases one of the Vietnam War’s most famous aircraft carriers
A San Diego museum showcases one of the Vietnam War’s most famous aircraft carriers
Readers sound off about Ted Williams' wartime service and the 1842 mutiny aboard USS Somers
China warred with the British empire over the latter’s lucrative opium trade, leaving a bitter legacy
A Marine present at the 3rd Battalion, 26th Marine Regiment’s combat operations center at the Khe Sanh Combat Base recalls the siege in harrowing detail
The Johnston’s sacrifice allowed for General Douglas MacArthur to retake the Philippines
More than a half a century later, Pablo Picasso’s anti-war painting is coming home — but it’s not Guernica
"Given Base Button’s importance to the Allied war effort in the Pacific Theatre, if you had to select somewhere in the South Pacific, Santo deserves the recognition..."
Red Sox legend Ted Williams proudly served as a Marine Corps aviator during World War II—it was his service in Korea that came as a surprise
This book details the U.S. Air Force/CIA program recruiting young airmen from Laos’ Hmong mountain tribes to fly dangerous missions against communist forces
Pioneer aviator Bud Mars thrilled airshow crowds, narrowly escaping death on several occasions, and was among the first to fly airplanes in the Far East
In “officially neutral” Laos, 3,000 communist troops converged on a handful of Americans at a top-secret 5,800-foot-high mountain base
The Japanese officer, a USC alum, recalled Mario "Motts" Tonelli's game-winning touchdown against his alma mater in 1937
A bar in Melbourne, Australia that adopted elements related to the Vietnam War as an aesthetic theme faced a heavy backlash and subsequently issued an apology.
Operation Triumphus, a new web platform, gathers the stories of Vietnam veterans from the source
"Vietnam veterans hold a special place in the hearts of DAR members, because we recognize they were never properly thanked when they returned home from the war."
The Viet Cong suffered severe losses during the five-week offensive. Was it still a viable fighting force? Dr. Erik Villard takes a closer look