Military History

The Marquis de Lafayette: Hero of two worlds. From battlefield valor to advocating liberty, his legacy resonates as a beacon of freedom.

The brilliant women of Newnham College who cracked Nazi codes at Bletchley Park are finally getting the recognition they deserve.

On November 19, 1977, Colonel Charles Beckwith and Colonel Thomas Henry established Delta Force, marking the creation of America’s top-tier special missions unit.

Through the lens of history and the roar of artillery, Cameron Curtis captures the evolution of siege warfare, from the thunderous detonations of Big Bertha to the precision of modern Russian siege brigades, tracing the indelible mark of firepower in the annals of conflict.

Discover the enigmatic world of 1800s dueling: a riveting journey through honor-bound clashes, pistols poised, and a code that shaped an era.

Restored World War II B-26 Marauder “Flak-Bait,” the most battle-scarred US plane, unveils the crew’s bravery and wartime ingenuity.

The Hancock’s Bridge Massacre highlights guerrilla warfare’s grim realities in the Revolutionary War, revealing deep community divides.

Unlocking insights from Vietnam and other global struggles: Lessons in conflict’s complexity, unintended consequences, and global stability.

President Reagan proposed a laser-based missile defense system on March 23, 1983, sparking debate and inspiring tech advancements.

Explore the defining battles of the Vietnam War (1954 to 1975) and their enduring lessons in this insightful retrospective.

In 1951, Operation Tomahawk saw American paratroopers’ daring leap into enemy territory, turning the tide of the Korean War.

March 16, 1802, saw the birth of West Point, embodying Jefferson’s vision of forging leaders through character and education.