Night Warriors of the Desert
In the desert war of 1941, both sides had their own brand of Special Forces. They were men trained to a fine edge in combat, with bold spirits and a desire to take chances.
Read MoreWhat Really Killed Stonewall Jackson?
An ACG exclusive! New research reveals that pneumonia did NOT kill the South's best general. This piece of outstanding "medical sleuthing" exposes the actual cause of Stonewall Jackson's premature death.
Read MoreChristmas 1863
Like all major conflicts of any duration, the American Civil War took its participants on a wild roller coaster ride of emotions and hope. Never was this truer than December 1863.
Read More17th Airborne Division Medals of Honor
In full view of the enemy and under constant fire, he exhorted the men to get to their feet and follow him. Inspired by his fearlessness, they rushed after him in a desperate charge through an increased hail of bullets.
Read MoreAlong the Beaches on Saipan!
Wild Bill Wilder gives us a glimpse of what it was like for the troops on the ground during the battle of Saipain, June 15th, 1944.
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