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The Apache leader wanted to show his good intentions. No figure offered more violent or effective resistance to white settlement of Arizona Territory than Chiricahua Apache Chief Cochise. Yet on March 27, 1873, there he was, riding into Fort Bowie with several of his children, including sons Taza and Naiche, two of his wives and …
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Footlocker: Helping HandsCurators at The National World War II Museum solve readers’ artifact mysteries
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… Read MoreFire For Effect: Off the MapNational World War II Museum's senior historian Robert M. Citino examines the hard lessons learned from the forgotten battle of the Aleutian Islands
The post Fire For Effect: Off t… Read MoreDaily Quiz for July 10, 2017Chef Hector Boiardi known commercially as Chief Boyardee catered this president’s and first lady’s wedding reception.
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… Read MoreBattle Films: The Dirty DozenIn director Robert Aldrich’s World War II film, The Dirty Dozen, the bad guys are the heroes—and the sentiment
is pure 1967.
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