Battlefields | Vintage News
War Plan Red: In a hypothetical war between the United States and Britain approved in 1930, the first step was to attack Canada
Vinnie Ream won the competition to create a sculpture of Lincoln, but whispers and doubts shadowed her efforts at carving a “man of sorrow”
Golden Girl Bea Arthur was a truck-driving Marine during WWII
After almost 80 years, 31 rolls of film discovered showing World War II through the lens of an unknown American soldier
During WWII, famous Hollywood director Frank Capra filmed motivational documentaries for American soldiers
In WWI, India provided the largest volunteer army in world history, and its numbers were crucial to the war’s outcome
President Abraham Lincoln influenced the nation even in death, when his embalming made the practice more accepted
Charles P. Murray Jr: The WWII soldier who took on 200 Germans and won
In WWII, the 20-year-old George H. W. Bush was only one of group of nine airmen who escaped fate worse than death
It didn’t end well: The Batavia mutiny of 1629 is one of the biggest mutinies in history
