How Marvel Comics in the 1980s Refought the Vietnam War
Marvel’s The ’Nam was a highly realistic war comic written from the perspective of the average infantryman
Biden and Johnson Outline ‘New’ Atlantic Charter
The latest meeting between the two Allies was hosted in a seaside resort in Cornwall, England, and meant to update what Biden’s aides described as a “musty” document
Tempest in Texas: The Controversial Courts-Martial of an All-Black Regiment
A few months after the United States entered World War I, another war broke out in Houston
How a Local Breakfast Club is Connecting With Thousands of Veterans Across America
What began as a local breakfast club in Pittsburgh now reaches thousands of veterans
He Flew a B-17 in WWII. Now, at 98, He’s Taking to the Skies Again.
At age 98, Ed Clarac suited up for his 34th mission — albeit this time over friendly skies
‘This Is Really War’ Book Review
Emilie Le Beau Lucchesi relates the WWII ordeal of U.S. Navy Nurse Dorothy Still and 11 fellow nurses in the occupied Philippines
German President Calls for Peace with Russia, Eastern Europe for 80th Anniversary of Operation Barbarossa
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier appealed for peace for the 80th anniversary of Operation Barbarossa, Nazi Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union
When Was Napalm First Used in World War II?
From 1943 onward, requests for the incendiary substance poured in as commanders observed the chemical weapon's lethal efficacy.
How Father’s Day Traces Its Roots to One Civil War Veteran
The day devoted to all things dad was kickstarted by one woman seeking to honor her Civil War veteran father
‘Bubble in the Sun’ Review: How Con Men Got RichSelling Florida Swamp Land
Two million buyers paid the price for their naiveté when the 1920s land boom collapsed
Forward Air Controller Took Death-Defying Risks To Aid Special Forces
Air Force Capt. John P. Calamos received the Distinguished Flying Cross for his heroic actions calling in air strikes to save Special Forces in Vietnam
The Race to the Rhine: How the U.S. 79th Division Took Down the Nazis
In World War II, the U.S. Army’s 79th Infantry Division slugged its way through one Nazi stronghold after another
After Decades-Long Mystery, War Criminal Tojo’s Remains Revealed
The location has been a highly classified mystery — until now
‘Nine Days: The Race to Save Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life’ Review
The battle to free the civil rights leader from a notorious Georgia prison was central to the 1960 presidential election
Surviving Objects From D-Day Speak Volumes on Sacrifice
At the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia, these artifacts from the beaches of Normandy are called “Silent Witnesses."
Dr. Eleanor Ardel Vietti, the Only American Woman Who Remains Unaccounted for from the Vietnam War
In 1962 Vietti became America's first female prisoner of war in Vietnam
