
We’re honoring America’s heroes with books that reveal what it's like to be in war.
Dissecting the tactics that have shaped some of the world's most famous conflicts.
He was the first Black man to hold the position, amid a long and impactful career as a soldier and statesman.
The history of weaponry comes to life.
The Allies went from a panicked retreat to a surprising triumph.
Helen Duncan claimed she had learned classified military information through her psychic powers.
By Team Mighty
In the wake of Joseph L. Galloway’s death, we’re revisiting his iconic book on the conflict, We Were Soldiers Once...and Young.
This combined unit is the most decorated for its size in U.S. military history.
By Malia Ogawa
The French fleet posed a difficult problem for British officials.
By Robert Walsh
Wars are never fought fair and square.
Its likes had never been seen before.
This 11th-century takeover changed the fate of England.
What started out as a miscommunication escalated to full-scale conflict.
After months of conflict, Allied forces forced German troops to retreat from Rome on June 5, 1944.
These riveting reads offer fresh insight into America's fight for independence.
The mystery of the "Angel's Glow" wasn't solved until 2001.
This minor battle led to major strategic victory for the rebelling colonists in the first months of the Revolutionary War.
These military engagements dragged on for centuries.
By Robert Walsh
The balance of power in Europe was at stake throughout the 13-year conflict.
A clever Union colonel helped split the Confederacy in two.