Nov 18, 2009
The Last Stand of the Stonewall Brigade: The Bloody Angle Battle that Shocked Grizzled Veterans of Both Sides
In: Military History (general)
By: David R. Wetzel
Nov 11, 2009
Tomb Guard Sentinals at Tomb of the Unknowns: Basic Facts About Who Guards Arlington's Tomb of Unknown Soldier
In: Military History (general)
By: Katrena Wells
Nov 11, 2009
Tomb of the Unknowns—Tomb of the Unknown Soldier: Basic Facts Arlington National Cemetery’s Famed Final Resting Place
In: Military History (general)
By: Katrena Wells
Nov 10, 2009
How to Throw Away a Civil War Battle: When Americans Pay in Blood for the Mistakes of its Leaders
In: Military History (general)
By: David Musser
Nov 3, 2009
Claudia Kennedy U.S. Army General: A Retired Officer and Pathfinder
In: Military History (general)
By: Bryan Jackson
Oct 31, 2009
Persian Gulf War Over Plan? When a Battle Plan Has Been too Carefully Planned
In: Military History (general)
By: David Musser
Oct 29, 2009
Request to Replace Missing Military Medals: Replacing Missing Medals and Ribbons from Military Service
In: Military History (general)
By: Joe Nowak
Oct 22, 2009
Military Revolutions and Battlefield Innovations: Western Conflicts that Produced New Weapons and Battle Tactics
In: Military History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Oct 18, 2009
Palmetto Ranch – May, 1865: The Last Battle and Last Casualty of the Civil War
In: Military History (general)
By: Ryan Van Fleet
Oct 16, 2009
The Battle of Puebla: Mexico's Amazing Victory Over France
In: Military History (general)
By: Jon Matsune
Oct 14, 2009
Glorieta Pass – New Mexico, March, 1862: The Gettysburg of the West
In: Military History (general)
By: Ryan Van Fleet
Oct 7, 2009
Military Occupations that Worked and Failed: Dealing with Defeated Nations is as Important as Winning the War
In: Military History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Oct 1, 2009
St. Clair's Defeat: 1791 Battle Was USA's Worst Setback in Warfare vs Native Americans
In: Military History (general)
By: Jon Matsune
Sep 26, 2009
Ninja: Japan's Legendary Assassins.
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Sep 26, 2009
Sohei: The Warrior Monks of Medieval Japan: The Weapons and Equipment of Feudal Japanese Sohei.
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Sep 25, 2009
Ambush at Oriskany, 1777: Neighbor Fought Neighbor in Bloody US Revolutionary War Battle
In: Military History (general)
By: Jon Matsune
Sep 24, 2009
Canadian Forces Bases Pine Tree Line: Early Canadian Military Bases Were Home to Many
In: Military History (general)
By: Karrie Emms
Sep 24, 2009
The Battleships of Chile: Chilean Dreadnoughts
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Sep 24, 2009
The Battleships of Brazil: Brazilian Dreadnoughts
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Sep 24, 2009
Overview of South American Battleships: Battlewagons of Argentina Brazil and Chile 1906 1959
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Sep 12, 2009
POWs in the American Revolution: Starvation & Neglect as Official Policy in Prisoner of War Camps
In: Military History (general)
By: william oneill
Sep 7, 2009
The Military Revolution: The Evolution of the Concept
In: Military History (general)
By: Robert Marcell
Aug 29, 2009
Jack Hinson's One Man War: A Civil War Sniper: Little Known Confederate Sniper and Scout for Nathan Bedford Forrest
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 18, 2009
Battle of San Jacinto: Texas War for Independence
In: Military History (general)
By: Matthew Pizzolato
Aug 17, 2009
Northrop Grumman F-14 Tomcat: Greatest Fighter Jet in History
In: Military History (general)
By: Matthew Pizzolato
Aug 9, 2009
U.S. Army Special Forces Qualification Course: Candidates Must Now Prove they are Worthy of the Green Beret
In: Military History (general)
By: Shri Desai
Aug 8, 2009
U.S. Army Special Forces Selection and Training: What Does it Take to Become a Green Beret?
In: Military History (general)
By: Shri Desai
Aug 4, 2009
Balloons in Early Warfare: A Brief History of Wartime Use of Balloons Before WWII
In: Military History (general)
By: Jacqueline Ching
Jul 23, 2009
Fourth Marines: Leathernecks Served in China and the Philippines
In: Military History (general)
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 10, 2009
Adolph Hofrichter Officer Murderer: The Deadly Druggist Lieutenant of the Austrian Army
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jul 9, 2009
The HMS Warrior 1860: World's First Iron-Hulled Armoured Warship
In: Military History (general)
By: Cheney Anne Markun
Jul 5, 2009
On the Advent of Firearms: The Development and Perfection of Gunpowder Weapons
In: Military History (general)
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Jun 30, 2009
Use of the SKS Today: Still In Active Service
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 30, 2009
The Military History of the SKS: Cold War Widow Maker
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 30, 2009
SKS Assault Rifle Variants: Russian Yugo Chinese Albanian and East German Designs
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 30, 2009
The Origin and Design of the SKS: Soviet Battle Rifle of the Cold War
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 24, 2009
The Retreat from Kabul: A Bloodbath of the First Anglo-Afghan War
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Jun 21, 2009
The Disaster at Maiwand: A Battle of the Second Afghan War
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Jun 19, 2009
The Siege of Sherpur: The Assault on Sherpur Cantonment
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Jun 19, 2009
HMAS Sydney: The History of an Australian Aircraft Carrier
In: Military History (general)
By: Patrick Boniface
Jun 15, 2009
The Cuban Navy: A Russian Pawn in the Caribbean
In: Military History (general)
By: Patrick Boniface
May 29, 2009
Union Submarines of the Civil War: From the Alligator to the Intelligent Whale
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
May 29, 2009
Confederate Submarines of the Civil War: From The CSS Hunley to the CSS David
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
May 29, 2009
Submarines of the US Civil War: Union and Confederate Submersibles 1861-1865
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
May 29, 2009
Albert Pierce and the Battle of Mobile Bay: Did a Mystery Submarine Sink the USS Tecumseh
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
May 19, 2009
Democracy and Peace: Are Liberal Democracies Always Peaceful?
In: Military History (general)
By: Rupert Taylor
May 3, 2009
History of the Memorial Day Poppy: Poppy Day is a Time to Honor Those Fallen in Service to Their Nation
In: Military History (general)
By: Megan Jungwi
Apr 28, 2009
Rocketry in the 19th Century: Early Rockets Used as Light Artillery.
In: Military History (general)
By: Terry Long
Mar 30, 2009
Canadians in the U.S. Civil War: The Story of the Men and Women who fought South of the Border
In: Military History (general)
By: Jason Gray
Mar 26, 2009
Wagons in Warfare: The Military Use of Wagons by the Hussites and Voortrekkers
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Mar 12, 2009
Concentration Camps in Modern History: Internments From the Spanish War to the Japanese-Americans
In: Military History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Mar 2, 2009
Royal Logistics Corps Museum Surrey: The Story of Army Transport from Cromwell to Afghanistan
In: Military History (general)
By: Roy Larkin
Feb 8, 2009
The Georgian Pikes of the Civil War: Joe Browns Toothpicks Tried to Stop Sherman’s 1864 March
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 8, 2009
Spanish-American Military Conflict: A Pictural Discription of the Splendid Little War
In: Military History (general)
By: Christine Musser
Jan 29, 2009
The Dutch Revolt's Success: Holland's Victory Over Spain in the Sixteenth Century
In: Military History (general)
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Jan 29, 2009
Origins of the American Perception of War: The Evolution of Armed Conflicts and the Notion of Total Victory
In: Military History (general)
By: Jeanie Turner
Jan 22, 2009
The Special Forces: A Guide to the Most Highly Trained Soldiers in the World
In: Military History (general)
By: Patrick Hinton
Jan 20, 2009
Robert Fulton's Exotic Weapon Experiments Tests: With Submarines, Torpedoes, Firing Cannon Underwater, and Steamships
In: Military History (general)
By: Mark George
Jan 13, 2009
Animals of War: Lesser-Known Animals Brought into Battle
In: Military History (general)
By: Justin Schamotta
Dec 30, 2008
Pirate Weapons: What Weapons Did Pirates Use?
In: Military History (general)
By: Robert Marcell
Dec 28, 2008
What is a Holocaust and When Did They Occur? The Genocides of History that Have Been Forgotten
In: Military History (general)
By: Lisa Cucciniello
Dec 23, 2008
A Day at the Chosin Reservoir 1950: Marines fight epic battle in North Korea
In: Military History (general)
By: Lee Bergee
Dec 21, 2008
Ships of the Royal Navy in 1805: Ship types at the time of Trafalgar
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Dec 20, 2008
Elephants in Warfare: The use of War Elephants on Ancient Battlefields.
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Dec 20, 2008
Naval Gunnery in Nelson's Navy: Cannons and Gunnery during the Age of Fighting Sail
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Dec 19, 2008
Warships in the Tudor Navy: Warships and Warfare in Tudor England
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Dec 14, 2008
The Savaran: The Original Knights: The Heavy Cavalry of the Sassanians.
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Dec 9, 2008
The Battle of Carrhae: The Disastrous Defeat of the Army of Crassus at Carrhae.
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Dec 7, 2008
Kawanakajima: Five Battles in 11 Years: The stalemate between Takeda Shingen and Uesugi Kenshin.
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Nov 15, 2008
Richard Sorge and Espionage in Japan: A Soviet Spy Network Infiltrates the Japanese Government
In: Military History (general)
By: Cleve Gray
Nov 13, 2008
Japanese Intelligence in Manchuria: and the Emergence of the Kempei Tai and Thought Police
In: Military History (general)
By: Cleve Gray
Nov 10, 2008
AP Hill's First Confederate Army Command: 13th Virginia Infantry’s Beginning Organization and First Action
In: Military History (general)
By: David R. Wetzel
Oct 27, 2008
Japanese Intelligence in the Early 20th Century: The Black Dragon Society
In: Military History (general)
By: Cleve Gray
Oct 22, 2008
Japanese Intelligence: Origins of Japan's Espionage Activities
In: Military History (general)
By: Cleve Gray
Oct 18, 2008
US Victory in the Mexican-American War: Manifest Destiny and America’s Military Success, 1846-1848
In: Military History (general)
By: Nicholas Efstathiou
Oct 15, 2008
Robert E. Lee's Strategy, 1861-1862: The Confederacy’s Defense through Offense under General Lee
In: Military History (general)
By: Nicholas Efstathiou
Oct 5, 2008
Garth Ennis and Military History: A Writer’s use of War in Comic Books
In: Military History (general)
By: Nicholas Efstathiou
Sep 15, 2008
The Savants of Napoleon's Egyptian Expedition: Napoleon's Intellectuals and the Institute of Egypt
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Aug 27, 2008
The Mongol War Machine: Mongol Army at the time of Genghis Khan
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Aug 14, 2008
The Teheran, Yalta and Potsdam Conferences: WWII Conferences That Led to the Cold War
In: Military History (general)
By: Rebecca Byrnes
Aug 7, 2008
Cold War Origins: Impact of WWII: An Analysis of WWII Events that Led to 50 Years of US-Soviet Tension
In: Military History (general)
By: Rebecca Byrnes
Jul 24, 2008
The Battle of Dien Bien Phu: The Final Stage of Guerrilla Warfare Doctrine
In: Military History (general)
By: Rupert Sutton
Jul 14, 2008
Review of Robert Citino's The German Way of War: Prussian Mobile Warfare and the True Origin of Blitzkrieg
In: Military History (general)
By: Yuen Kit Mun
Jul 7, 2008
The History of Child Soldiers: When Kids Were Used as Warriors
In: Military History (general)
By: Victor Mobley
Jul 5, 2008
Michael Corcoran's 69th U.S. Infantry Regiment: The Irish of the "Fighting 69th" made their mark at First Bull Run.
In: Military History (general)
By: Harlan Whatley
Jul 4, 2008
The Berlin Blockade: The First Major Battle of the Cold War
In: Military History (general)
By: Rebecca Byrnes
Jul 3, 2008
Little-known Battle Part of Florida's History: Olustte Battle Lasted Four Hours, Became Big Win for South
In: Military History (general)
By: Joe Harless
Jun 21, 2008
Serial Killer Who Escaped in War: Bela Kiss Hungarian Bluebeard who disappeared in WWI
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 21, 2008
Lothar von Arnauld Ace of U-Boats: WWI Submarine Captain Sank More Ships than any man in History
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 19, 2008
USS Constitution vs. HMS Guerriere: The War of 1812 Naval Duel that Forged the Legend of Old Ironsides
In: Military History (general)
By: Andrew C. Rappold
Jun 10, 2008
Viking Warfare: Weapons and War in the Viking Age
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Jun 7, 2008
The Winter Siege of Ulsan: Ulsan Wajo: The Defence and Relief
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
May 29, 2008
Samurai Weaponry: The Basic Weapons of the Samurai Warrior
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
May 28, 2008
Japanese Castles: Japanese Fortifications in the Age of the Country at War
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
May 26, 2008
Nazi SS Archeologist: Otto Rahn Inspiration for Indiana Jones
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
May 18, 2008
Lt. Col. Asa Bird Gardiner: Medal of Honor Recipient Who Said "Reform Be Damned."
In: Military History (general)
By: Harlan Whatley
May 18, 2008
Canada's Victoria Cross: Highest Military Honour Now Made in Canada.
In: Military History (general)
By: William Silvester
May 8, 2008
The Battle of the Pyramids: Napoleon's Defeat of Mamluk Forces of Murad and Ibrahim Bey 1798
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
May 2, 2008
Victoria Cross: Only 1,356 VCs have been awarded.
In: Military History (general)
By: William Silvester
Apr 16, 2008
Gen. Mansfield Lovell, CSA: A Confederate general who retired in New York City.
In: Military History (general)
By: Harlan Whatley
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