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Two hundred years ago, the U.S. Army proved its mettle against British Regulars. “To give immediate occupation to your troops and to prevent their blood from stagnating,” U.S. Secretary of War John Armstrong cavalierly suggested to Brigadier General Jacob Brown, “why not take Fort Erie?” Yet much more was involved in the undertaking by Brown’s …
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“Relax—It’s Only a Maneuver”The first army-versus-army maneuvers in American history, "fought" in the fall of 1941, were an elaborate game—but they helped prepare American forces for World War II
The post “Re… Read MoreValor | The Fighting ParsonThe Rev. James Adams is the only clergyman and the last of just five civilians to have received the Victoria Cross—Britain’s highest award for gallantry in the face of the enemy. I… Read MoreMr. Stewart Goes to VietnamBrig. Gen. Jimmy Stewart flew his last bombing mission in Vietnam on February 21, 1966, while on Air Force Reserve duty, and it almost ended in disaster. During WWII, Stewart had f… Read MoreDaily Quiz for October 13, 2017This Star Trek: The Original Series episode was banned on German TV for 43 years.
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… Read MoreThe Last Rocket PilotJoe Engle flew everything from Super Sabres to the Space Shuttle, but it is as an X-15 pilot that he is perhaps best known. The last human footprints on the moon were left by… Read More
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