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As part of its Indian wars campaign of 1876 the U.S. Army tasked Colonel John Gibbon with containing free-roaming Lakotas and Cheyennes south of the Yellowstone River —but did his column do its job? In eastern Montana Territory on Monday, June 26, 1876, 7th Infantry Lieutenant James H. Bradley was scouting the valley of the …
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Tale of a Rare Travel AirAfter decades of neglect, a restored Travel Air 5000 transport serves as a reminder of one man’s campaign to bring airline service to North Texas. Nearly 80 years after it first fl… Read MoreBuild ‘Pips’ Priller’s FW-190D-9Tamiya’s Focke Wulf Fw-190D-9 is an inexpensive, simple-to-assemble 1/48th-scale German World War II fighter. Though some claim the wings are incorrect, it builds into an attractiv… Read MorePlayboy Pilot: Bobby SweenyAmid the gathering gloom descending on London in 1939 there remained pockets of glitz and glamour. Few members of that privileged world moved in more sophisticated circles than Cha… Read MoreDaily Quiz for January 20, 2017The last Japanese soldier from World War II surrendered in this year.
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… Read MoreLuftwaffe’s Last Blow: The Final Major Aerial Offensive of Nazi GermanyIn the early morning hours of the first day of 1945, Allied pilots in northwest Europe might have expected to see pink elephants before they saw Nazi aircraft. Since the Normandy i… Read More
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