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One week after Americans celebrated the end of World War II, the massive Mark II computer that ran ordnance calculations for the U.S. Navy shut down. On September 9, 1945, at 1545 hours, technicians found the culprit: a moth trapped between two of the machine’s thousands of relay points. Navy personnel assigned to the Bureau …
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Sheriff Plummer Is Long Gone, But His Double-Barreled Shotgun RemainsFrontiersman Granville Stuart once repaired it. The notorious Montana Vigilantes hanged Sheriff Henry Plummer in the mining town of Bannack on January 10, 1864, either because he s… Read MoreThe New Ruidoso River Museum Delivers A Good Picture of the Lincoln County WarOne more reason to visit this New Mexico resort town. Lincoln the town and Lincoln the county were the center of much guns-a-blazin’ Wild West action in 1870s–80s New Mexico Territ… Read MoreWild West Book Review: Dodge CityDodge City: The Early Years, 1872–1886 by Wm. B. Shillingberg, The Arthur H. Clark Company, Norman, Okla., 2009, $49.95. “The buildings were mostly box affairs and built in the qui… Read MoreDaily Quiz for January 24, 2018This was the official name of the World War Two’s “Flying Tigers.”
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… Read MoreGhost Town: Castle, MontanaIn 1882 prospector Hanson H. Barnes found outcrops of silver and lead while roaming the southern flank of the Castle Mountains in Meagher County, Montana Territory. Two years later… Read More
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