Fort Clark, Texas, is a little-known outpost crucial to the defense of the west Texas border as well as a staging and training area for troops deploying to the two
One of the biggest threats to Allied forces landing in Normandy on D-Day, 6 June 1944, was the German gun emplacements on the strategic bluffs named Pointe-du-Hoc.
“Army History is American History” has long been a rallying cry for The Army Historical Foundation.
Coastal defense has always been important to the security of the United States, and by the 1940s and the advent of World War II, coastal security became vital.
As part of Operation TORCH in November 1942, the division shares one of the longest journeys of any Army combat unit in that war.
Mother of the Company reflects a son’s desire to share his first sergeant father’s war experiences in the European Theater with a modern audience eighty years removed from World War
Lincoln Comes to Gettysburg seeks “to tell the story of the interface between the battle, the death and burial of so many young men, the Soldiers Cemetery creation, and Lincoln’s
“This is for readers who may be familiar with Sherman, and interested in either him or the Civil War, but only in broad strokes.”
How could such a pivotal figure fall into such obscurity?
