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The Confederate Monument at Arlington Cemetery, now under review, is the work of a generation unlike our own. Removing it would rob Americans …
January
Deep wounds of the arm, leg, chest, and abdomen presented often-impossible problems for Civil War Surgeons. One of the only instruments availa…
Stories from Timelines Magazine
“The son of a Winnebago chief and warriors who believe that when a man goes into battle, he expects to kill or be killed, and if he dies, he will live forever.”
She was a wee little thing, weighing only four pounds and seven inches in height. Nevertheless, she captured the hearts of those who were privileged to meet her. She became bigger than life and of all things, she became a war hero. This is her story.
During these troubled times we all need a hero. We need someone to look up to, to be our mentor, our protector, and most of all, show us the path of our forebears. We have those men and women. They have served and continue to serve. They are our Veterans and honor us by their willingness to …
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — In the murky waters of an Alabama river, diver Kamau Sadiki said he had to pause before entering the last known slave ship to the United States, where 110 people were confined in hellish conditions.
It seems the prevailing legacy of Mobile - a broad-shouldered town on Alabama’s Gulf Coast - is to be overlooked.
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Stories from Civil War Courier
The Confederate Monument at Arlington Cemetery, now under review, is the work of a generation unlike our own. Removing it would rob Americans …
Deep wounds of the arm, leg, chest, and abdomen presented often-impossible problems for Civil War Surgeons. One of the only instruments availa…
NEW YORK (AP) — Before turning against the U.S. military to command the Confederate army, Robert E. Lee served as the superintendent of West P…
On a sunbaked hill in Virginia in June 1863, nearly 19,000 mounted soldiers clashed in the largest one-day cavalry battle in the history of th…
Killing Lincoln – Film Review
The spirit of Christmas rode the wind as I pulled into the beautiful Kidwell Baptist Church located near Morristown, Tennessee.
Stories from Camp Chase Gazette
There are those occasions that encompass the essence of our American history, heritage and touches the very foundation of how this nation was …
There have been thousands of reenactments over the years. For those who love history, heritage, and the American legacy, they offer a brief gl…
When visiting Columbus, Ohio, recently, and telling a friend there my destination, I was met with an incredulous stare and an immediate questi…
Has it actually been almost 30 years of wondering for this old general? During that time, I have encountered so many wondrous people, church s…
Over the years, I’ve had the honor of being invited to numerous dedications, memorial services, and ceremonies honoring our American heritage,…
September