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More Than Two Dozen Civil War Soldiers Were Laid To Rest After Their Remains Were Found In A Seattle Funeral Home
For decades, more than two dozen urns made of cardboard and copper have been sitting on storage shelves at a funeral home and ...
Medal of Honor recipient depicted in movie ‘Glory’ erased from Pentagon website
Denzel Washington reenacted the heroics of Sgt. William Carney in the movie "Glory." The Pentagon removed a story about him ...
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Forged by fire, the reinvention and modernization of the U.S. Army in the Civil War.
For 250 years, the US Army has adapted as a living organization composed of operating units and institutional organizations ...
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Hegseth’s Attacks on Black Troops Evoke Long History of Anti-Racist Struggle
Peter Hegseth is charging forward on the promise to De-Woke The Military, codified in Trump’s executive order to purge “DEI” ...
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Union soldiers burned Alexandria to the ground in 1864, but who gave the order to do it?
The unleashing of hell in Alexandria was the Union Army's final act in central Louisiana. "Hell" was the soldiers' words, and they had been through it after marching from New Orleans to Mansfield ...
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History comes alive as Union soldier visits fourth graders
On a memorable day in March, fourth-grade students at Hamilton Heights Elementary School (HHES) were transported back to 1864 as Kevin Stonerock, also known as Billy Yank, visited their classrooms to ...
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CHARLES S. BELL.; DEATH OF THE FAMOUS UNION SCOUT AT THE SOLDIER'S HOME, IN DAYTON.
There died peacefully at the Soldiers' Home on Tuesday last one ... Bell, a journalist by profession, and scout and spy in the Union Army. View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...
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Buffalo Soldiers, the National Parks and the Presidio of Monterey
Troopers of the 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry, departed their encampment in Monterey, California, for five months of field duty.
Marines and soldiers discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine show limited interest in rejoining
The number represents about 8% of the roughly 8,200 troops who had been discharged. The total, officials say, confirms military leaders' early view that many troops have moved on with their lives.