Military History Programs on Hulu
Has the dearth of actual military history documentaries and military-themed programs on television got you down? Check out what's happening on Hulu.
Read MoreShips of Oak, Guns of Iron – Book Review
Despite its nautical title, 'Ships of Oak, Guns of Iron,' covers both the naval and ground war of the War of 1812 and is a fantastic addition to the scholarship that is shedding new light on this 'forgotten' war.
Read MoreThe Last Full Measure of Devotion
Memorial Day is when we appropriately focus on and honor the service and the sacrifices of the those who have died in the service of this nation … we also must not forget the living: those who have served and are suffering from physical wounds and from psychological wounds in the form of PTSD and survivor guilt.
Read MoreFree Museum Admission for Members of Armed Services
For the fourth year, Blue Star Families and its partners have arranged free admission for military personnel and up to five family members at museums across America. For the summer of 2013, over 2,000 museums with a diverse range of offerings are participating.
Read MoreThose Angry Days – Book Review
"Those Angry Days – Roosevelt, Lindbergh, and America's Fight Over World War II, 1939-1941" examines an interesting, if overlooked, era of American history; more significantly, it explores questions America may face in the near future.
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