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British Private T. Henderson practices with a fixed bayonet during training in Britain, 1944. The soldier was likely in training for D-Day, code-named “Operation Overlord”, the Allied invasion of Normandy to liberate France. (Photo by...
Revisiting the Latin American conflicts of the ’30s-40s
A summer reading list for military book worms
WASHINGTON — Two Marines from the Vietnam War and a soldier from the war in Afghanistan received Medals of Honor for courage under fire June 18. at the White House. “As we approach the 250th anniversary of our founding, we remember that we owe...
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During high school and college, the idea of “summer reading lists” was something I actually welcomed, even if I found some of the usual books to be overrated. Sorry, but no literature professor will ever convince me that Catcher in the Rye...
Military enthusiasts often work to complete collections of military awards by historical eras, geographic locations, or wars of particular time frames. Often when they near completing a collection, collectors turn their...
Ever since the first tanks took to the battlefield during the First World War, designers of armored fighting vehicles (AFVs) have been developing machines to serve in a variety of roles — from ambulances to recovery vehicles. All the while a...