The A-1 Skyraider: The Propeller-Driven Warrior That Defied the Jet Age
The A-1 Skyraider, from WWII relic to Vietnam hero, proved its worth with robust design and versatile combat roles.
Military History
How the War of 1812 Shaped America’s National Identity and Legacy
The War of 1812, often overshadowed by other conflicts, not only forged a sense of national unity and identity but also left an enduring legacy of resilience and strength that continues to shape the United States today.
Today In History – A Truce, Not Peace: 71 Years Since the Korean Armistice
On July 27, 1953, the Korean Armistice paused active combat but left a legacy of division that persists today.
The Five Most Popular Pistols Used During World War II
From the rugged M1911 to the double-action Walther P38, these World War II pistols were the silent guardians of the battlefield, each a testament to the relentless innovation and grim necessity of war.
Revolution-Era Treasure Hunt: FBI Seeks Public Help Recovering Stolen Firearms, Americana
The FBI seeks public help finding Revolutionary War-era items and a shotgun once owned by John James Audubon, stolen decades ago.
Stopgap Titans: The M3 Lee and Grant – Holding the Line Until the Shermans Arrived
The ungainly M3 Lee/Grant tanks, rushed into service early in WWII, served as crucial stopgaps until the Sherman arrived.
Steel Guardians: Exploring the Power of Tanks and Fighting Vehicles on Today’s Battlefield
Explore the evolution of armored warfare: from early tanks to modern MBTs and IFVs, pivotal in shaping today’s military strategies.
The Hiller Hornet: Igniting Innovation with Ramjet Power
Discover the Hiller Hornet: a daring design that reshaped military aviation, yet remains a legendary experiment.
Luftwaffe’s Secret Weapon: The Rise and Fall of the “Shrike” Fighter Aircraft
The Focke-Wulf Fw 190 emerged in 1941 to challenge the Bf 109’s dominance and cast a long shadow over World War II skies.
The Wooden Wonder That Never Took Flight: The Story of the Focke-Wulf Ta 154 Moskito
The German Mosquito, the Ta 154, mimicked British design but a glue shortage and resource woes grounded its night fighter dream.
The 80th Anniversary of D-Day: Honoring the Valor and Sacrifice of the Greatest Generation
On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, we honor the unparalleled bravery and sacrifice of the Allied forces who stormed the beaches of Normandy, forever altering the course of history in the relentless pursuit of freedom.
The Enduring Mystery of Dr. Eleanor Ardel Vietti, The First American Female POW in Vietnam
In 1962 Vietnam, Dr. Ardel Vietti served tirelessly before her mysterious disappearance, leaving a legacy of compassion.
