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All 300,000 graves at Arlington National Cemetery could have a flower place on its headstone for Memorial Day after a last-minute rush of donations and some help from the floral industry.

After his first ride through the city, Capt. George McClellan remarked that “Sebastopol is knocked into a cocked hat.” The siege works outside the Crimean

So often derided for their perceived incompetence and ignorance that resulted in countless deaths, the military leaders of the First World War may have struggled to adapt to a new type of conflict, but were they really ‘donkeys’? Nick Lloyd highlights the careers of 10 generals on the Western Front

Jo Throckmortons "Over There: Hoosier Heroes of the Great War" highlights 6 soldiers, 1 nurse who served and sacrificed

On both sides of the Rio Grande, realism is in order.

<p>The University of Washington professor of southeast Asian history talks about the recent regime of Duterte in the context of the colonial history of the Philippines, and why a history  of strongman politicians makes normalizing violence easy. </p>

All Quiet on the Western Front 2022 takes the tale to the screen for the first time from a German perspective.

The United States entered World War I after repeated threats from Germany with a declaration of war by Congress on this day in history, April 6, 1917.

Weather in northwest Orange County for Friday, March 31, 2023

American military intervention in our dysfunctional southern neighbor is unlikely to fare well.