Simpsonville Civil War Massacre
A new Civil War historical marker commemorates 28 members of the 5th U.S. Colored Cavalry who died in an ambush near Simpsonville, Kentucky, January 25, 1865.
Read MoreGreatest Westerns Online Tournament
Introducing a new online tournament to select the Number One Western of all time from a list of the 100 Greatest Westerns.
Read MoreBattle of Mexico City Animated Map
Animated battle maps illustrate the ebb and flow of warfare in a concise fashion. Today we look at a battle map for the Battle of Mexico City.
Read MoreArmchair General Goes to Washington D.C.
We explore the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Korean War Veterans Memorial and the National World War II Memorial on a fast walking tour through the National Mall in Washington D.C.
Read MoreKnob Creek Machine-Gun Shoot
The Knob Creek Machine-Gun Shoot offers visitors a rare opportunity to fire such weapons as an M-16, Uzi, German MG 42, or even a flamethrower. The coinciding Knob Creek Military Gun Show has everything from weapons to militaria to meteorites.
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