Military History

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.

In 1969, the US launched a clandestine bombing campaign in Cambodia, shattering neutrality and unleashing a brutal war’s shadow.

Unfolding behind the scenes of World War II’s chaos, the K-9 Corps revolutionized warfare with loyal companions turned lifesaving heroes.

Explore Ronald Speirs’ journey from Edinburgh to becoming a legendary soldier, revered for his courage and tactical brilliance.

Explore Easy Company’s daring mission and the haunting legacy of the Kehlsteinhaus, set against the stunning backdrop of the Bavarian Alps.

Explore the contrasting legacies of Vietnam War and Korean War: one vividly remembered, the other overshadowed by history’s intricate web.

In the pitch-black night, Chief Coker and his wingman, like avenging angels swooping down from the heavens, unleashed hell on the enemy, their guns blazing in a deadly dance that lit up the sky with the ferocity of a Texas thunderstorm.