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HistoryNet
In the 2013 film "The Eternal Zero," Japanese siblings ponder their late grandfather's life—and his mysterious death.
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As prewar U.S. Army chief of staff, Craig laid the groundwork for his famed successor. ...
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HistoryNet
Some quarter of a million men and women served in this military branch during the war and made a significant contribution to Allied victory. ...
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“In rough seas, it was really a clambake, with ships all over the place," recalls Douglas Burgess, who served on destroyer escort USS Brough during the Battle of the Atlantic.
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Aviation History
Allied special forces units in far-flung theaters pioneered air evacuation of wounded in World War II, providing a needed boost to the men’s morale....
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A San Diego museum showcases one of the Vietnam War’s most famous aircraft carriers...
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Former ABC News correspondent John Martin recalls the search for Barbie, and how it helped expose an American wrongdoing....
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Nurses who served in Vietnam gave much and received little...
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Aviation History Magazine
After a group of Tuskegee pilots win a 1949 Air Force competition, their trophy mysteriously goes missing. Was it a military screw-up or racial animus?...
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Take a closer look at the harsh reality of Navy SEAL training through these powerful images...
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The inside story on why he failed to act at a decisive moment in the war....
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HistoryNet, Homepage Featured Top Stories
Fixated upon his country's national identity, Miklós Horthy yearned for a way to reclaim its lost glory and lost territory.
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Aviation History
Few, if any, individuals are as well-known in the annals of aviation history as Charles E. “Chuck” Yeager....
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World War II Magazine
Aiming to illuminate an invisible combat injury, a groundbreaking film became a casualty itself...
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American History
Historian Preston argues that Stalin did not actually make patsies of Roosevelt and Churchill...
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WWII Magazine
Eugene Fluckey threw out the operating manual to become one of the deadliest American submarine commanders in the Pacific during World War II. His sub USS Barb sank ships, shelled factories and even blew up a train....
