History

At one point in Ancient Rome, only the Roman emperor was allowed to wear purple.

When the original deal wasn’t good enough anymore, the Soviet Union decided to send 20 naval vessels in exchange for Pepsi Cola.

Who is Sergeant Henry Johnson? You may not know him, but he’s called the black death for a reason. Read the story of this WWI legend.

Manhunts are a thorough search for wanted fugitives who committed serious crimes. Here are some of the U.S. military’s most famous manhunts.

The M16 rifle was endorsed as super-advanced that it would never jam so cleaning kits were not needed but soldiers had a different opinion.

The Sailor’s Kiss is an iconic photo and statue that portrayed the celebration of the people after knowing that WWII had ended.

In WWII, during the D-Day invasion, the Allied troops had a lot of obstacles to overcome. Hedgerows were one of them

Election Frontrunners Support the Visiting Forces Agreement Last January 22, 2022, veteran Philippine journalist Jessica Soho interviewed the leading presidential candidates as the May 2022 Philippine Presidential Elections drew nearer. One of the hotly contested topics asked was about the presidentiables’ stances on the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA). The military pact was threatened to be […]

Everybody makes mistakes, but some are too costly to afford. Here are some of the costly Revolutionary War mistakes made by the British.

We see Kentucky Fried Chicken stores almost everywhere, and we know it’s Colonel Sanders on the logo but why is he even called a Colonel in the first place?

Out of the four people who attempted to assassinate the dictator Benito Mussolini, Violet Gibson came closest.

Vietnamese soldier Ho Van Thanh took his infant son and fled into the jungle during Vietnam War and did not come back until 40 years later.