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Winchester’s Burying Grounds: Where North Meets South
.image-13786965 { max-height: 100%; --left: 48.18%; --top: 27.45%; } Winchester National Cemetery was established on land appropriated for burials during...
Vietnam War Armored Cavalry in Photos
The 11th Armored Cavalry “Blackhorse” Regiment traces its origins to the 11th Cavalry Regiment, formed in 1901. After a series...
History of the Swiss Army Knife
In more than 20 years of service in the Army National Guard, your humble scribe came into contact with all...
How a 12-Year-Old Tricked the Navy Into Letting Him Fight in WWII
In 1942, Calvin Graham was an 11-year-old living in an abusive situation that forced him and his brother into a...
The Northrop P-61 Black Widow and its Deadly Web
Not counting bombers, transports and more specialized types, the United States produced just over 100,000 fighter aircraft of 11 different...
The Northrop P-61 Black Widow and its Deadly Web
Not counting bombers, transports and more specialized types, the United States produced just over 100,000 fighter aircraft of 11 different...
Build your own P-61 Black Widow
One of the most famous Northrop P-61 night fighters was a Black Widow from the 548th Night Fighter Squadron named...
How the Learjet Became the Ultimate Status Symbol
You probably use one of William P. Lear’s inventions every day. No, not a Learjet—unless you’re richer than we reckon—but...
Using the Chicago History Museum’s Research Collections
In our latest blog post, CHM director of research and access Ellen Keith gives an update on what’s new at...
Use Witchcraft to Make the Reich Last 1,000 Years
In 1935, the dreaded Nazi SS organization launched a top-secret project that took undercover agents to 260 locations across Germany....
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