The Siberian White Army 1918-1923
The counter-revolutionary White forces in Siberia started much like those in the South had in 1917. As in the Ukraine and number of Cossack...
Harpers Ferry Model 1803 – The US Army’s First Rifle
The first rifle designed exclusively for the US Army was made at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, site of the infamous John Brown raid.
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Spanish Civil War Crimes: Both Sides Were Guilty
During the Spanish Civil War some 300,000 people die; mostly, innocent victims murdered by both the Nationalist and the Republican forces.
Brought about mainly...
American Civil War Principles
The American Civil War demonstrated the principles of warfare, which are historic military instructions for commanders and military officers.
The American Civil War was an...
Famous Recycled Ship Names of the US Navy
Many ship names such as the Hornet, Wasp and Enterprise have been reused over the past 200 years to keep heritage alive in...
US Coast Guard Traditions and Honors
Of Surfmen, Cuttermen, Albatross, Pterodactyls, Mariners, and Queens, the US Coast Guard has several unique and colorful awards and references.
The United States Coast...
Archimedes’ War Machines and the Siege of Syracuse
Archimedes, a Greek who lived in the Sicilian port of Syracuse in the third century BC, was an ingenious inventor, best known for shouting...
Casualties of World War I
There is no question that the Great War - later to become known as World War One - was the most violent. Bloodiest conflicts...
Indian Wars Battles: The Hayfield Fight
The Hayfield Fight of 1867 was a battle pitting Sioux and Cheyenne warriors against the US Army in a feat of courage, good...
Monty and Patton: Unfriendly Allies
On August 17, 1943, grinning American troops from the 3rd Infantry Division greeted British commandoes as they entered the city of Messina, on the...