Vietnam: The War That Changed America puts "a different lens" on the conflict
It effectively ended on 30 April 1975 with helicopter flights taking staff and dependants from the roof of the US Embassy in ...
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Domestic Deployment of the Military: The Past, Present, and Potential Future
Since the founding of the United States, domestic deployment of the military has been a move of last resort; that may be ...
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Australian Forward Air Controllers Fought Hard in the Vietnam War
This is the story of how America’s Australian allies joined the fight against Communist tyranny in Vietnam. This coming April ...
10 Of The Most Advanced Russian Fighter Jets Of All Time
Stretching back to WWII, the history of Russian jet development is intertwined with that of the United States. Here are the ...
Essential Paul Schrader Movies Every Cinephile Should See
The director, Paul Schrader, one of the most singular and obsessive auteurs America has ever produced, did not grow up loving ...
‘Catch-22’: Joseph Heller’s great antiwar novel whose barbs are still true, even in ...
Heller was not just writing against war. ‘I think the whole society is nuts and the question is: What does a sane man do in ...
This Legendary WW2 Vessel Helped Conduct the Doolittle Raids
The USS Enterprise (CV-6), an aircraft carrier, was the most decorated American naval vessel to fight in World War II and ...
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Fear and loathing at the draft board
Mohammed Ali is credited with defying the draft board by declaring conscientious objector status due to being a Black Muslim. “He embellished his position with a now-famous statement, ‘I ain’t got no ...