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Breaking the Gustav Line
In 1943 General Alphonse Juin and his Corps Expéditionnaire Français showed the Allies how to win a fight in the mountains
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Blind Bear at Bay: The Russians at Tannenberg
Obligated by treaties to declare war in August 1914, Russia found that its vast army was no match for German intelligence, reconnaissance, and railways
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Postwar Agony in Greece
After German occupation, civil wars among communists, collaborators, monarchists, rebels, ex-partisans, and death squads all but destroyed Greece
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Can You Hear Me Now?
Before telegraph, telephone, and radio, how did the ancients exert battlefield command and control?
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Vasco da Gama’s Breakout Voyage
Portuguese explorers reached India in the 15th century, establishing a legacy of misunderstanding, suspicion, hostility—and violence
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The Battle for Baikal
In 1918 the Czecho-Slovak Legion found itself fighting the Red Army in Siberia for control of the world’s deepest lake. ONE OF THE MOST SPECTACULAR YET LITTLE-KNOWN STORIES of World War I and the...
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Outer Limits of Armor
Eccentric solo inventor J. Walter Christie designed vehicles like no others. But his oddball designs influenced some of the 20th century’s best tanks.
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The Christmas Bombing
Was our December 1972 bombing of Hanoi a great victory that brought “peace with honor”? Or was it a blunder that cost South Vietnam its freedom? IF THE MANY CONTROVERSIES THAT SWIRL around the...
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George H.W. Bush: A Nation Bids Farewell
Hearse, not horses, took former president to lie in state in the Capitol
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