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Imperfect Pearl I ENJOYED “The Pearl Harbor Myth” in your November/December issue, as I have all of your articles for many years. But I was surprised that the author omit ted what is perhaps the most serious error the Japanese made: their failure to hit the oil storage tanks and the sub marine yards. Those …
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Valor: Hanging By a ThreadWilliam Lowrey John McCants U.S. Navy Distinguished Flying Cross San Diego, California May 15, 1941 What the Navy would call “one of the most brilliant and daring rescues” in the h… Read MoreHallowed Ground: Monmouth, New JerseyOn June 26, 1778, nine days into their march from Philadelphia to New York, Lt. Gen. Sir Henry Clinton and his beleaguered British army lumbered into a small New Jersey town called… Read MoreGenesis of the JennyAlthough generally attributed to aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss, the iconic JN-4 owes much to an obscure British designer. For Eddie Rickenbacker, Charles Lindbergh, Amelia E… Read MoreFirst Black Colonel: Charles YoungCharles Young made a career of breaking down barriers in the segregated U.S. Army. Charles Young was born into slavery in a two-room log cabin in Mays Lick, Ky., on March 12, 1864.… Read MorePut to the SwordBanastre Tarleton and his ruthless British Legion. History loves a villain, and Banastre Tarleton wears that mantle with great élan, at least to Americans. The British, however, re… Read More
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