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World War II Magazine
After narrowly surviving the Axis invasion of the Balkans in April 1941, New Zealander Haddon Donald and his men were evacuated to Crete. They soon found themselves at the dawn of a new era in warfare. The Germans had two goals when they...
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World War II Magazine
Werner Kurkowski already knew the war was lost when he was dropped into the maelstrom of Monte Cassino. Nevertheless, the young German paratrooper fought on with grim determination in a battle of attrition that ground his unit into dust....
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World War II Magazine
The thousands of young men who flew in the terror-filled skies over Nazi-occupied Europe laid the foundation for American air power well into the 21st century, all while confronting some of the most timeless questions in the history of...
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World War II Magazine
Badly burned in the blast that killed more than a thousand of his shipmates, Donald Stratton lives every day with the physical and mental scars left from the Day of Infamy. Bored with Depression-era life in a small Nebraska town, Donald...
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Military History
Daniel Guiet relates the clandestine wartime service of his father, OSS and SOE operator Jean-Claude Guiet...
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Film Recon
Anupam Kher is one of India’s most successful and prolific actors. Since 1982, he has appeared in more than 500 films. Best known to Western audiences for his roles in films like Bend it Like Beckham, Silver Linings Playbook, and The Big...
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Film Recon
Anthony Maras is an Australian film director, writer and producer who has made several acclaimed and award-winning short films, including The Palace, a 2011 thriller about the 1974 invasion of Cyprus. After extensively...
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Military History, MH Interviews
The best-selling authors examine the Continental Army’s 1777–78 transformation at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania...
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Wild West Magazine
The history professor took on a nickname and Western attire to speak to the black experience out West...
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George Dooley
From Nam Dong in 1964, to Tet 1968, to the 1972 Easter Offensive, Gerald Hickey got involved in it all—and he wasn’t even a soldier. When Gerald C. Hickey went to Vietnam in 1956 with the RAND corporation, he had no idea that he would...
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Vietnam Magazine
During the fight for Landing Zone Pat in August 1967, Colonel Raymond Bluhm’s company earned the Valorous Unit Citation. Raymond K. Bluhm Jr. extended his tour of duty in Vietnam once, and would have done so again if not for a very close...
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Military History, MH Interviews
The celebrated author completes his American Revolution trilogy with his book In the Hurricane's Eye...
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Film Recon
Jack Lowden, 28, is a successful and award-winning actor. Prior to being cast as Lord Darnley in Josie Rourke’s Mary Queen of Scots, Lowden performed on stage as well as in television and film projects. He...
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Film Recon
Beau Willimon, 41, is a successful screenwriter and playwright. Prior to writing Mary Queen of Scots, Willimon developed the American adaptation of House of Cards for Netflix. He spoke to Senior Editor Paraag Shukla...
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Film Recon
Josie Rourke, 42, is an award-winning theater and film director. She has worked in theater since 1998 and, in 2011, became the first woman named Artistic Director of the Donmar Warehouse in London. Rourke spoke to Senior Editor...
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Wild West Magazine
Steve Friesen no longer directs the Buffalo Bill Museum, but he’s still following in Cody’s tracks...
