Sturmgewehr 44 Saved from the Scrap Heap
City Council in southeast Virginia votes to donate the rifle to a Navy museum.
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.
American Warrior | Brothers At War: The Sullivans And Nilands
Five Sullivans and four Nilands—“must” reading, and not only on Veterans Day.
American Warrior | Lt. Col. Robert S. Johnson, USAAF
Ninety-seven years ago this week, a great American fighter pilot was born.
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.
Pearl Harbor: A Look From The Other Side
The Japanese victory that began World War II was a fruit long in growing, fatal in eating.
American Warrior | Albert Einstein—Imported Cold Warrior?
Ardent pacifist Albert Einstein faced a choice in 1939. He “manned up” and made it.
American Warrior | A Costly Failure: Operation Market Garden
Market Garden is a grim reminder that the march into Germany was not an undiluted success.
Many Meetings: Guadalcanal
Many know the name, but few, the significance. It all began 73 years ago this week.
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