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The nautical beginnings of America’s war on drugs
Cutters versus contraband traffickers heading for San Francisco Bay.
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A scorched survivor recalls the day that still lives in infamy
Donald Stratton details the physical and mental scars left from the raid on Pearl Harbor.
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Seven down: Courage during an air rescue disaster
A forced landing on Greenland’s ice cap set in motion one of the costliest search-and-rescue operations ever mounted.
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How the Navy helped save Frozen Chosin’s Marines
The brave Marines on the ground deserved brave Navy pilots in the sky.
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‘Life gave me a Christmas present a couple of hours ago.’
A letter home typed out on Christmas Day, 1944, during the Philippines Campaign.
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Free records — 8 million of ’em!
An instant hit with World War II sailors, V-Discs are today a priceless archive of rare performances by jazz and pop greats.
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Tassafaronga: Night of the Long Lances
Sailor recollects when his cruiser began sinking into a warm and unforgiving sea.
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An Ivy League protest stirs emotions among military students
Senior Casey Odesser says her act, which she described as more performance art than protest, was meant to spark questions about U.S. imperialism and be a reminder of the death associated with U.S. military conflicts, not to disrespect members of the armed services.
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How the military made Spam an iconic American brand
Service members guzzled 150 million pounds of the canned precooked meat product during World War II.
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Alex Vraciu: The Navy’s most indestructible ace
Meet “Grumman’s best customer.”
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The nautical beginnings of America’s war on drugs
Cutters versus contraband traffickers heading for San Francisco Bay.
-
A scorched survivor recalls the day that still lives in infamy
Donald Stratton details the physical and mental scars left from the raid on Pearl Harbor.
-
Seven down: Courage during an air rescue disaster
A forced landing on Greenland’s ice cap set in motion one of the costliest search-and-rescue operations ever mounted.
-
How the Navy helped save Frozen Chosin’s Marines
The brave Marines on the ground deserved brave Navy pilots in the sky.
-
‘Life gave me a Christmas present a couple of hours ago.’
A letter home typed out on Christmas Day, 1944, during the Philippines Campaign.
-
Free records — 8 million of ’em!
An instant hit with World War II sailors, V-Discs are today a priceless archive of rare performances by jazz and pop greats.
-
Tassafaronga: Night of the Long Lances
Sailor recollects when his cruiser began sinking into a warm and unforgiving sea.
-
An Ivy League protest stirs emotions among military students
Senior Casey Odesser says her act, which she described as more performance art than protest, was meant to spark questions about U.S. imperialism and be a reminder of the death associated with U.S. military conflicts, not to disrespect members of the armed services.
-
How the military made Spam an iconic American brand
Service members guzzled 150 million pounds of the canned precooked meat product during World War II.
-
Alex Vraciu: The Navy’s most indestructible ace
Meet “Grumman’s best customer.”
-
The nautical beginnings of America’s war on drugs
Cutters versus contraband traffickers heading for San Francisco Bay.
-
A scorched survivor recalls the day that still lives in infamy
Donald Stratton details the physical and mental scars left from the raid on Pearl Harbor.
-
Seven down: Courage during an air rescue disaster
A forced landing on Greenland’s ice cap set in motion one of the costliest search-and-rescue operations ever mounted.
-
How the Navy helped save Frozen Chosin’s Marines
The brave Marines on the ground deserved brave Navy pilots in the sky.
-
‘Life gave me a Christmas present a couple of hours ago.’
A letter home typed out on Christmas Day, 1944, during the Philippines Campaign.
-
Free records — 8 million of ’em!
An instant hit with World War II sailors, V-Discs are today a priceless archive of rare performances by jazz and pop greats.
-
Tassafaronga: Night of the Long Lances
Sailor recollects when his cruiser began sinking into a warm and unforgiving sea.
-
An Ivy League protest stirs emotions among military students
Senior Casey Odesser says her act, which she described as more performance art than protest, was meant to spark questions about U.S. imperialism and be a reminder of the death associated with U.S. military conflicts, not to disrespect members of the armed services.
-
How the military made Spam an iconic American brand
Service members guzzled 150 million pounds of the canned precooked meat product during World War II.
