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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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Audio: WWII Vet Describes His First And Last Parachute JumpVeteran, Andy Colinic, describes his parachute jump during World War II.
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… Read MoreBook Review: Perilous Fight: America’s Intrepid War with Britain on the High Seas, 1812–1815, by Stephen BudianskyStephen Budiansky takes an in-depth, scholarly and fascinating look at America's maritime war with Britain in 1812.
The post Book Review: Perilous Fight: America’s Intrepid War wit… Read MoreGoing CommandoThe Curtiss C-46 filled a niche during World War II for a high-altitude heavy hauler capable of operating from rough airstrips in far-flung locales They called it the Curtiss Calam… Read MoreDaily Quiz for March 10, 2016Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings published many books including South Moon Under, Golden Apples, and Cross Creek but received the Pulitzer Prize for this one.
The post Daily Quiz for March… Read MoreDaily Quiz for March 9, 2016Before Quinrinal Palace became the seat of the President of Italy, it had served this function.
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