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Civil War Times Magazine
Whether they produced battlefield images of the dead or daguerreotype portraits of common soldiers, Civil War photographers brought the war home and opened people’s eyes to its realities. A new exhibit—called East of the...
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This man established history’s first professional military medical corps....
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Aviation History Magazine
How a rainstorm and a navigational error led to the murder of two U.S. Army aviators in Mexico. More than a month had passed since U.S. Army Air Service Lieutenants Cecil Connolly and Frederick Waterhouse took off from Calexico, Calif.,...
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Commercial service of the Concorde started on 21 January 1976 between London and this country....
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In May 1886 a cyclorama depicting this Civil War battle opened to paying audiences in New York City....
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This was the official name of the Confederate POW camp at Andersonville, GA....
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World War II Magazine
I’VE NEVER BEEN ONE FOR THE “WHAT IF” GAME. You know what I mean: if only the Germans had done this or the Japanese done that, then World War II would have turned out differently. If only Hitler hadn’t halted the panzers at...
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World War II Magazine
In 2012 film Rommel, the myth of the famous German general as an apolitical figure falls apart...
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World War II Magazine
"Battle Films"columnist Mark Grimsley takes on the movie that made the myth behind German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel...
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World War II Magazine
Revisiting a classic, game reviewer Chris Ketcherside dives into "Axis and Allies" anniversary edition—a board game well known and loved by many. ...
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World War II Magazine
Wealth, night clubs, decadent balls. Author Susan Gould write how socialite Florence Gould had it all—and did anything to keep it when war came to France. ...
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World War II Magazine
In "Glory in Their Spirit," author Sandra M. Bolzenius uncovers the tensions surrounding the military regarding race and sex during World War II. ...
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American History magazine
Fancy footwork convinced crowds sisters could chat with the dead...
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Military History Magazine
On Jan. 2, 1777, within days of crossing the Delaware River, George Washington’s bedraggled Army again faced the enemy—this time across a New Jersey creek...
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MHQ Magazine
Call for Entries MHQ: The Quarterly Journal of Military History is pleased to invite submissions for the 2019 Thomas Fleming Award, named for an esteemed historian who was a valued contributor to MHQ in a writing career spanning more than...
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World War II Magazine
Alfred Naujocks was an SS expert in dirty deeds done well, charged with making Poland appear a villain...
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Post-Reconstruction racial segregation laws are often referred to using this term....
