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Nasty little coal bombs. In January 1864, Confederate President Jefferson Davis sat at his desk in the Richmond White House, admiring a new secret weapon. What resembled nothing more than a lump of coal was in fact a miniature torpedo, or mine. It had started out as a hollow iron casting, about 4 inches to …
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Daily Quiz for May 25, 2016The first US telephone directory had this many listings.
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… Read MoreAudio: ‘I Looked The Kamikaze Pilot Right In The Eyes’- WWII Vet Recalls His Close Encounter With DeathWorld War II Veteran Marvin Shields describes a day during the war. While on the deck of the U.S Navy vessel he was on, heading to his gun, a Kamikaze Pilot made eye contact with h… Read MoreWhat Led to the Abolitionist Movement?What Led to the Abolitionist Movement?
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… Read MoreThe Real History of Memorial DayMemorial Day falls on the last Monday of May. Americans all over the country honor fallen soldiers with parades, barbecues, and commemorative services. Though Memorial Day was made… Read MoreDaily Quiz for May 26, 2016On February 17, 1862 General U. S. Grant accepted this Confederate General’s unconditional surrender.
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