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Battle of Antietam: Chronology and Aftermath
By Norman S. Stevens Chronology 17 September: THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM (also known as Sharpsburg). It must…
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Fort McHenry: September 12-14, 1814
By René Chartrand On September 12, Baltimore was in view of the 50 British warships. To…
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No Easy Day: From One Who Has Been There
By Dalton Fury Next week I will visit hallowed ground. I will stand on the corner…
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Stalingrad 1942: The Aftermath
A pair of German soldiers outside a Russian village. The weather conditions…
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Dalton Fury and Dale Comstock: The Stars Earn Stripes Interview
Dalton Fury sits down with former Delta Force operator and "Stars Earn Stripes" reality show “operative”…
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The SAS and David Stirling’s Leap of Faith
By Gavin Mortimer The ‘fossilised shits’ were soon making life hard for [David] Stirling as he…
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Montgomery, Operation Husky, and the Behind the Scenes Battles
By Trevor Royle Following the victory in North Africa, the next stage of the war against…
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May 15, 1942: Formation of the Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps
By Sylvie Murray In aition to providing service on the home front, women were called to…
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President Kennedy: Berlin, Laos, and “Flexible Response”
By Alan Brinkley Late in May 1961, Kennedy decided to present a second State of the Union…
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Okinawa 1945: “It’s a Bastard to Be Here”
By Sterling Mace and Nick Allen NOW! Okinawa, May 2, 1945. Suenly we’re running across a…
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Charles Sumner Witnesses the “Abraham Lincoln Magic”
by Stephen Puleo
In April 1865, at General Ulysses S. Grant’s Headquarters at City Point, Virginia,…
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