Meet ‘Sergeant Stubby’—A WWI Dog Who Wandered Onto An Army Training Ground In 1917
Sergeant Stubby supported his division through 17 battles in 18 months, survived a grenade blast and even caught a spy within ...
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Exploring the history of Pennsylvania’s metal hunting licenses
The well-used cast iron wood burner was a welcome gathering spot to chit-chat next to on many a cold winter day as it thrust ...
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The Short, Happy Life Of The .40 Smith & Wesson
Despite the wide acceptance of the .40 Smith & Wesson defensive handgun cartridge in its early years, the round has since ...
Appeal to buy medals for 'beastly' WW2 battle
In November 1944, soldiers of the Dorsetshire Regiment fought and won a little-known but gruesome battle in a wood on the ...
World War II relic flown to St. Paul
This article was originally published April 10, 1958. WASHINGTON — A C-119 cargo plane took off from here Wednesday groaning under the weight of an 11,000-pound war ...
U.S. Firing Squad Executions Are Rare, but Their History Is Long
During the Civil War, both sides used firing squads to kill deserting soldiers. Today, people on death row can choose to die ...