Military History

Just because the enemy creates a World War I-style defense, doesn't mean you have to attack them that way.

When you need 200-year-old trees to repair a 200-year-old ship, where do you go? The Navy thought ahead.

In a 1990s interview, Carlos Hathcock talked about his most famous hunts in Vietnam.

Using single minesweepers to clear a road took too long. So U.S. troops used tanks instead.

The story of one military family's returns to a battlefield to live military history.

They'd have to do a lot better to win World War II.

After watching his dad narrowly escape a lynch mob, Eugene Bullard fled to France and took to the skies.

A new book chronicles how combat search and rescue developed from the early days of World War II.

A motley group of cowboys, Mexican-Americans and American Indians fought their way across Europe.

Kurt Chew-Een Lee yelled orders at the enemy in Mandarin during the Korean War to sow confusion. It worked.