Why Cats Were the Perfect Companions in the Trenches of WWI
Throughout the trench systems that ran along the Western Front, there were an estimated 500,000 cats—here’s why.
Is Blackbeard’s Treasure Real?
300 years later, his infamous treasure is still lost.
How the Persian Immortals Became Masters of Psychological Warfare
Like many armies, they played tricks on their enemies.
The Dirty Truth of Medieval Knighthood
Being a knight wasn't really about wooing fair maidens or grand quests—it was hard, dirty work.
How General Patton's Granddaughter Is Honoring His Legacy
More than 70 years after his death, the great general's legacy lives on.
6 Misconceptions About the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Sentinels
Dedication. Precision. Perfection. These guards do it all.
The Long and Curious History of Ship Cats
Who said cats are afraid of water?
6 Strange Military Disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle
“We can’t find west. Everything is wrong. Everything looks strange, even the ocean.”
