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Photo of Major Bud Anderson poses in 1944 on the wing of his P-51D Mustang Old Crow, the victory markings beneath its canopy reflecting his status as a triple ace.

Meet America’s Highest Scoring Living Fighter Ace

by Jon Guttman2/17/202311/30/2023

Storied triple ace Bud Anderson, 100, explains how the P-51 Mustang “saved the world.”

Photo of John Henry Parker

This 51-Year-Old Was the Only Foot Soldier of WWI to Earn 4 Distinguished Service Crosses

by David T. Zabecki1/20/20233/30/2023

Night Jump into Dien Bien Phu: An Eyewitness Account From A French Paratrooper Captured by the Viet Minh

by Captain Pierre Fauroux3/8/20223/7/2023

How George S. Patton IV Lived Up to His Father’s Legacy

by Doug Sterner3/4/20223/2/2024

Interview: Charles McGee / Tuskegee Airman, ‘Do While You Can’

by Jon Guttman1/18/20224/30/2024

This Indigenous Hero Won the Military Cross for Valor. His Son Would Star in ‘The Lone Ranger.’

by David T. Zabecki1/11/20228/19/2022

Keeping It Real: How the National Museum of the U.S. Army Conveys the Vietnam War

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher1/11/20224/1/2022
A biplane assembled from a kit and printed with an advertisement using a technique Orville Wright devised. (Photos by Dave Pecota)

Planophores and Flying Clowns: The Toys That Made Orville Wright a Household Name

by Michael Ray O’Brien12/17/20218/25/2023

The Vietnam War’s First Pulitzer-Winning Photographer

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher12/13/20214/4/2024
Courtesy of the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics

A Conversation with Bob Dole, the Gentleman from Kansas

by Michael Dolan12/5/202112/5/2021

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