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Historian works to ‘humanize those enslaved’ at Fort Monroe
A trove of historical records tells us Fort Monroe in Hampton was built on the backs of thousands of African slaves.
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How Hollywood can really help the US military
No one should do more to provide an environment free of sexual abuse than the U.S. military — one occurrence is one too many.
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‘Cold Blue’ brings death-defying world of World War II B-17 bomber crews to life
“The Cold Blue” will premiere in theaters via Fathom Events for one day only.
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Wrestling PTSD in spandex and makeup — Comedy Central brings unique coping methods to the fore
“Klepper” airs Thursdays at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT on Comedy Central.
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Arm yourself at the new International Spy Museum to ask better questions about intelligence
“A more informed public is going to be armed to ask better questions,” said Christopher P. Costa, executive director of the International Spy Museum.
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‘HistoPad’ offers new view of D-Day at National Museum of the US Air Force
The French and the Americans are working together again on a D-Day project — this time to give museum visitors the opportunity to travel back in time and experience the milestone World War II invasion 75 years later.
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Veteran dies of cancer 5 hours after getting married
Tristan Laue was buried May 4 in Waverly, Iowa.
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V-E Day 1945: The celebration heard ’round the world
V-E Day, May 8, commemorates the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany to the Allied forces in 1945, ending World War II in Europe.
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Woman arrested for trespassing at CIA headquarters and asking for ‘Agent Penis’
Hernandez has been charged with trespassing and is being held in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Lawsuit filed over Bible display at New Hampshire VA hospital; uproar ensues
A dispute over a Bible display at the Manchester Veterans Affairs hospital in New Hampshire is erupting into a full-fledged war, to include close-air support and vows from both sides to trample the enemy underfoot.
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Historian works to ‘humanize those enslaved’ at Fort Monroe
A trove of historical records tells us Fort Monroe in Hampton was built on the backs of thousands of African slaves.
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How Hollywood can really help the US military
No one should do more to provide an environment free of sexual abuse than the U.S. military — one occurrence is one too many.
-
‘Cold Blue’ brings death-defying world of World War II B-17 bomber crews to life
“The Cold Blue” will premiere in theaters via Fathom Events for one day only.
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Wrestling PTSD in spandex and makeup — Comedy Central brings unique coping methods to the fore
“Klepper” airs Thursdays at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT on Comedy Central.
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Arm yourself at the new International Spy Museum to ask better questions about intelligence
“A more informed public is going to be armed to ask better questions,” said Christopher P. Costa, executive director of the International Spy Museum.
-
‘HistoPad’ offers new view of D-Day at National Museum of the US Air Force
The French and the Americans are working together again on a D-Day project — this time to give museum visitors the opportunity to travel back in time and experience the milestone World War II invasion 75 years later.
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Veteran dies of cancer 5 hours after getting married
Tristan Laue was buried May 4 in Waverly, Iowa.
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V-E Day 1945: The celebration heard ’round the world
V-E Day, May 8, commemorates the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany to the Allied forces in 1945, ending World War II in Europe.
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Woman arrested for trespassing at CIA headquarters and asking for ‘Agent Penis’
Hernandez has been charged with trespassing and is being held in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Lawsuit filed over Bible display at New Hampshire VA hospital; uproar ensues
A dispute over a Bible display at the Manchester Veterans Affairs hospital in New Hampshire is erupting into a full-fledged war, to include close-air support and vows from both sides to trample the enemy underfoot.
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Historian works to ‘humanize those enslaved’ at Fort Monroe
A trove of historical records tells us Fort Monroe in Hampton was built on the backs of thousands of African slaves.
-
How Hollywood can really help the US military
No one should do more to provide an environment free of sexual abuse than the U.S. military — one occurrence is one too many.
-
‘Cold Blue’ brings death-defying world of World War II B-17 bomber crews to life
“The Cold Blue” will premiere in theaters via Fathom Events for one day only.
-
Wrestling PTSD in spandex and makeup — Comedy Central brings unique coping methods to the fore
“Klepper” airs Thursdays at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT on Comedy Central.
-
Arm yourself at the new International Spy Museum to ask better questions about intelligence
“A more informed public is going to be armed to ask better questions,” said Christopher P. Costa, executive director of the International Spy Museum.
-
‘HistoPad’ offers new view of D-Day at National Museum of the US Air Force
The French and the Americans are working together again on a D-Day project — this time to give museum visitors the opportunity to travel back in time and experience the milestone World War II invasion 75 years later.
-
Veteran dies of cancer 5 hours after getting married
Tristan Laue was buried May 4 in Waverly, Iowa.
-
V-E Day 1945: The celebration heard ’round the world
V-E Day, May 8, commemorates the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany to the Allied forces in 1945, ending World War II in Europe.
-
Woman arrested for trespassing at CIA headquarters and asking for ‘Agent Penis’
Hernandez has been charged with trespassing and is being held in Alexandria, Virginia.
-
Lawsuit filed over Bible display at New Hampshire VA hospital; uproar ensues
A dispute over a Bible display at the Manchester Veterans Affairs hospital in New Hampshire is erupting into a full-fledged war, to include close-air support and vows from both sides to trample the enemy underfoot.
