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To prove that the U.S. Army would be ready, General Marshall took Churchill to the only place that made sense: Fort Jackson.

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When Janie L. Mines arrived at the Naval Academy, the academy wasn't ready for women.

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They were never supposed to see action, but the old men of the Union Army were among the most reliable.

No one celebrates their service quite like Russia's airborne troops.

After watching his dad narrowly escape a lynch mob, Eugene Bullard fled to France and took to the skies.

The Loch Ness Monster has been a cryptozoological and biological mystery since as far back as 1933.

The story of one military family's returns to a battlefield to live military history.

Using single minesweepers to clear a road took too long. So U.S. troops used tanks instead.