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AMARG: America’s Military Aircraft Boneyard by Nicholas A. Veronico and Ron Strong, Specialty Press, North Branch, Minn., 2010, $24.95. The sight of more than 4,000 military aircraft at parade rest in Arizona’s desert is mind-boggling. There are bombers, fighters and transports that date from World War II to those of recent jet vintage (see related …
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A Port in the StormDivided loyalties within and armed mobs without plunge the United States Naval Academy into a sea of uncertainty. Two figures emerged onto the roof of the Executive Mansion, their … Read MoreOh Shenandoah, you roiling raider!Stalking Yankee whalers was so much fun, the crew didn’t notice the war was over. The Scots build fine ships; they always have. And in the early 1860s, a number of their vessels fo… Read MoreAbraham Lincoln: The Anti-PoliticianFew expected him to run for president; even fewer expected he would win. The headlines seemed uncannily familiar: Inexperienced underdog from Illinois upsets more experienced New Y… Read MoreDaily Quiz for February 20, 2018This first lady organized the first Washington D.C. Easter Egg Roll.
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… Read MoreKnights in Binding ArmorTo a Civil War soldier, a bulletproof vest could be a lifesaver—or just one more impediment. On the night of July 2, 1863, Captain Jesse H. Jones of Company I of the 60th New York … Read More
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