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In 2010 the Supreme Court changed the ground rules for electioneering in America when it ruled 5 to 4 in Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission that corporations have a First Amendment right to spend unlimited amounts of money supporting candidates for public office. David Gans, of the Constitutional Accountability Center, a Washington, D.C.–based think …
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Type 94 Infantry MortarThe Japanese Type 94 mortar proved devastating in action against Chinese forces during World War II
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… Read MoreLast Battle on the Great WallIn 1933, in a surreal clash of ancient and modern weaponry, Chinese troops sought to defend the Great Wall from the combined forces of the Imperial Japanese Army
The post Last Batt… Read MoreVideo: An Oral History Interview With Casey JaniszewskiCasey Janiszewski served as an aviation radioman in a squadron of the Black Cats, based in the Philippines during World War II. The squadron received many air medals and the Distin… Read MoreVideo: The Gentleman Next Door- TrailerWWII RAF Spitfire pilot (and ace) John Wilkinson is featured in this short episode of the Old Guys and Their Airplanes series.
The post Video: The Gentleman Next Door- Trailer appe… Read MoreCongressman Charles RangelKorean War combat veteran and U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel continues to advocate for those who have served in uniform
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