A Grim Anniversary: The Warsaw Ghetto
The Warsaw Ghetto is an ugly footnote to the Holocaust that deserves to be remembered.
A Memorial Day Tribute
Today we celebrate the legacies of those who fought to keep our country free.
Medal of Honor Recipient’s Monument in Limbo
New York state’s anti-gun sentiment runs deep enough to threaten memorial for Charles DeGlopper, a World War II hero.
VIDEO: Shooting Straight with Stephen Hunter
Stephen Hunter is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author. Here, he sits down with Frank Miniter, A1F Editor in Chief, to discuss his new book and more.
Honoring WWII Veteran Air Force Paratrooper Walter Hughes: A True American Hero
Honoring WWII paratrooper Walter Hughes, who was laid to rest earlier this week.
The Second Bomb
The use of an atomic weapon against Nagasaki 70 years ago still troubles.
Sturmgewehr 44 Saved from the Scrap Heap
City Council in southeast Virginia votes to donate the rifle to a Navy museum.
SEALs Set Sail
After a two-decade journey, the U.S. Navy SEALs came into being 55 years ago this week.
American Warrior | Pearl Harbor: 75 Years Ago Today
Seventy-five years ago today, Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Japanese Imperial Navy.
American Warrior | Albert Einstein—Imported Cold Warrior?
Ardent pacifist Albert Einstein faced a choice in 1939. He “manned up” and made it.
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