The Battle of the Pyramids: Napoleon's Defeat of Mamluk Forces of Murad and Ibrahim Bey 1798
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Victoria Cross: Only 1,356 VCs have been awarded.
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Gen. Mansfield Lovell, CSA: A Confederate general who retired in New York City.
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By: Harlan Whatley
Gen. Archibald Gracie, CSA: A New York native who led the 43rd Alabama regiment in the Civil War
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Admiral Lord Nelson's Wounds: How the Hero of Trafalgar lost his Arm and the Sight in One Eye
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By: Martin Gosling
More VCASNY History: History of the VCASNY and the Military Society of the War of 1812.
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By: Harlan Whatley
10th Hussars Charge at Benavente: A Classic Cavalry Skirmish during the Corruna Campaign of 1808-09
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By: Martin Gosling
Lt Michael Murphy MOH: First Naval Winner of the Medal of Honor since Vietnam
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Christopher Eger
The Tuskegee Airmen: The first African-American fighter pilots in the US Army Air Corps.
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By: Harlan Whatley
Wilhelm I and the Potsdam Giants: The King of Prussia and his Love of Tall Men
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By: Isaac M. McPhee
The Chesapeake and the Shannon: For Free Trade and Sailors Rights the US Went to War with Britain
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By: Martin Gosling
NYC's Oldest Artillery Regiment: The History of the VCASNY
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By: Harlan Whatley
79th New York "Highlanders": NYC's Scottish Regiment in the American Civil War
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By: Harlan Whatley
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Marshal Nicholas Charles Oudinot: Napoleans Forgotten Battle Lion
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By: Christopher Eger
V2 Rocket Lauched From Carrier: USS Midway Fired Captured Nazi V-2 in Operation Sandy in 1947.
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By: Christopher Eger
The Flying Tigers: American combat aviators in China during World War II
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By: Harlan Whatley
Army Pigeons in World War I & II: Avian Allied Forces for the Australian, British and U.S. Armies
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By: Harlan Whatley
Eagle Squadrons: American pilots who flew for the RAF during World War II.
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By: Harlan Whatley
Kosciuszko Squadron: American Combat Pilots in Poland
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By: Harlan Whatley
The Lafayette Escadrille: Early American Combat Pilots of World War One
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By: Harlan Whatley
USS Somers Mutiny 1842: The Only Known American Mutiny on the High Seas
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By: Christopher Eger
Interventionists in the Far East: The Saga of Allied Intervention in the Russian Far East
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By: Christopher Eger
Czech Volunteers in Russia WWI: The Origin of the Czech Legion 1914-1917
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By: Christopher Eger
The Czech Legion 1917-1920: Russian Civil War Combatant on the White Side
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By: Christopher Eger
The Siberian White Army 1918-1923: Led by Admiral Kolchak During the Russian Civil War
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By: Christopher Eger
The Northwestern White Army 1919: Led by General Yudenich During the Russian Civil War
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By: Christopher Eger
The White Russian Armies 1917-1923: An Overview of the White Forces in the Russian Civil War
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By: Christopher Eger
The Northern White Army 1918-1920: Russian Civil War Force Led by General EK Miller
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By: Christopher Eger
The Southern White Army 1917-1920: Founded by Kornilov and Alekseev in the Russian Civil War
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By: Christopher Eger
The Military History of Tonga: Pacific Kingdom has Fought in Two World Wars and is Still Going
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By: Christopher Eger
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By: Christopher Eger
167 Discharged without Honor: The Story of the 25th Infantry and the 1906 Brownsville Raid Affair
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By: Christopher Eger
The Sinking of the Mary Rose: The Flagship of King Henry VIII's Tudor Navy
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By: Neil Gunn
The Turtle First Combat Submarine: Used in the Revolutionary War and Still Subject of Controversy
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By: Christopher Eger
The Fulton Skyhook STAR System: Used by the CIA USAF and USN in the Cold War for Impossible Missons
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By: Christopher Eger
The Korean War - opening stage: The Defensive stage June 1950 – September 1950
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By: Richard Cleary
The Post War Life of the Tacomas: The Frigates of the PF-03 Class Served 14 Different Navies
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By: Christopher Eger
The Tacoma Class Frigates PF-03: The Forgotten Expendables of The Navy
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By: Christopher Eger
Italy - Forgotten Front Remembered: The Mutli-National Southern European Battlefront of World War II
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By: Steve DeVault
The Russian Imperial Guards: Origins and History 1683-1905
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By: Christopher Eger
The Other Side of History: Sometimes Past Events Were a Bit Different than People Believe
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By: Charles Anderson
Essex Aircraft Carriers: Enhancing the American Pacific Fleet in World War II and Beyond
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By: Steve DeVault
D-Day and Operation Fortitude: Hitler Ensures the Success of Operation Overlord During World War II
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By: Steve DeVault
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By: Christopher Eger
Alvin York: An Unlikely World War I Hero and Medal of Honor Winner
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By: Scott Hayden
June 4, 1944 the other Epic Day: The Day Rome Fell
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By: Richard Cleary
Sixty Five Years of Service: The USCGC Storis (WMEC -38) was the Last Surviving Veteran of WWII
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By: Christopher Eger
The Ruhr Pocket of World War II: The U.S. 75th 'Bulgebusters' Infantry Division Enters Germany
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By: Steve DeVault
The Colmar Pocket of World War II: The U.S. 75th Infantry Division after the Battle of the Bulge
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By: Steve DeVault
Canadian HMCS Huron DDH 281: CDF Navy Destroyer 1972-2005
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By: Christopher Eger
Tales from Spandau: Nazi War Criminals and the Cold War 1949-1988
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By: Christopher Eger
The U.S. 75th Infantry Division: The Bulgebusters From Activation Through The Battle of the Bulge
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By: Steve DeVault
Admiral Shigetaro Shimada: Japan’s WWII Navy Minister Sails and Sinks with General Hideki Tojo
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By: Steve DeVault
The USCGC Icarus vs Uboat U-352: Outmatched Coast Guard Cutter Sinks Deadly Submarine off NC Coast
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By: Christopher Eger
Eastern Europe’s Post WWII Fate: German and Russian Plans for Eastern Europe early in World War II
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By: Steve DeVault
The Faithful Italian Carabinieri: Military Police and Corps of Heroes
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By: Christopher Eger
Admiral Stark at Vladivostok 1922: White Russian Admiral Led the Last Fleet into Exile
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By: Christopher Eger
Admiral Stark at Port Arthur 1904: Scapegoat Naval Commander in the Russo-Japanese War
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By: Christopher Eger
Salvage of the High Seas Fleet: German Ships Sank at Scapa Flow in 1919
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By: Christopher Eger
Scuttling of the High Seas Fleet: The German Navy Self Destructed to Save its Honor
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By: Christopher Eger
Internment High Seas Fleet 1918: The Pride of the German Navy was Surrendered at Scapa Flow
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By: Christopher Eger
Lost Guns of the General Alekseev: The Cannons from the Russian Battleship were Spread Far and Wide
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By: Christopher Eger
Battleship Imp Aleksander III: The Russian battleship that fought in WWI and the Civil War
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By: Christopher Eger
Canada Remembers Vimy: Young and Old Canadians Honour Veterans
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By: Scott Hayden
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By: John Crandall
World War II U.S. Coastal Defense: Women Protect American Shores by Forming Air Raid Defense Group
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Kurt Vonnegut Jr. in WW II: Captured at Battle of the Bulge Witnesses Fire-Bombing of Dresden
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By: Brent Sedo
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By: Susan Thompson
The Swiss Guard Guardia Svizzera: The Vatican Hosts the World's Smallest Professional Standing Army
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By: Christopher Eger
Secret MiGs Flown By the USAF: The US Flew Dozens of MiG Fighters in a Classified Cold War Project
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By: Christopher Eger
The Robot Boat of Nikola Tesla: The Beginnings of the UUV and remote control weapons
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By: Christopher Eger
Grace O'Malley, Female Pirate: A Pirate of Ireland
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The British in India 1825-1859: United Kingdom Army Dress, Weapons, and Tactics
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By: Henry Berry
Hauptman Detzner WW I Holdout: World War I German guerilla fighter on New Guinea
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By: Christopher Eger
Eugene Esmonde: Victoria Cross: Profile of First Fleet Air Arm Pilot to Win Supreme Award
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By: Murray McLeod
Scarf :Victoria Cross: Squadron Leader Arthur King Scarf- the unheralded VC winner
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By: Murray McLeod
Ward: Victoria Cross: James Allan Ward- heroic New Zealand airman
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By: Murray McLeod
Albert Jacka Victoria Cross: Australia's greatest front line soldier of WWI
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By: Murray McLeod
Newton: Victoria Cross: Bill Newton- Heroic to the end
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By: Murray McLeod
Military History of Liechtenstein: 200 years of Liechtenstein 's Armed Forces
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By: Christopher Eger
Middleton:Victoria Cross: Aussie Bomber Pilot in World War II.
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By: Murray McLeod
Harry Murray: Victoria Cross: World War I Australian Army Hero
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By: Murray McLeod
US Air Combat Losses to the USSR: Twenty US - Soviet Shoot Down Incidents in the Cold War
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By: Christopher Eger
Soviet and US Air Combat 1950-1991: When the Cold War Turned Hot in the Air
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By: Christopher Eger
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By: Dan Conner
Grand Old Man of the Marine Corps: As every recruit knows, Archibald Henderson was the Grand Old Man
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By: John Crandall
Famous Minie Ball Pregnancy: Facts on the Civil War Urban Legend
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By: Christopher Eger
Surrender at Stalingrad: This month at War - Stalingrad February 1943
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By: Richard Cleary
Pacific Military Cargo Cults: World War Two US occupation had some strange results
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By: Christopher Eger
US Navy Railway Guns France 1918: 14-inch naval rifles served ashore with the AEF in World War One
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By: Christopher Eger
The US 14inch/45calibre Naval Gun: The 14"/45 used by the US Navy from 1910 until 1945 in WWI & WWII
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By: Christopher Eger
Japanese Balloon Bombs of WWII: The Empire of Japan's use of one way free balloons to bomb the US
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By: Christopher Eger
Modern Military Duels: One on one combat for honor since the Napoleonic era.
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By: Christopher Eger
The Duel in Military History: This ode to Ritualized Personal Violence had been common to the mili
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By: Christopher Eger
Henry Walton Grinnell: Naval Hero of the Civil War and Japanese Naval Advisor
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By: Christopher Eger
Captain Philo Norton McGiffin: The first American to command a modern battleship in wartime
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By: Christopher Eger
The Battle of the Yalu River 1894: First modern Naval Engagement Between Japan and China
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By: Christopher Eger
Production variants of the FAL: The FN FAL and the L1A1 SLR Rifles and their users
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By: Christopher Eger
The FN FAL NATO Battle Rifle: The Free World's Right Arm
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By: Christopher Eger
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