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Blog Post Families Of Australian And British WWI Soldiers Might Get Some Closure
Some of the missing bodies of Australian and British soldiers from the Fromelles fight during WWI 1916 are probably going to be found at the original mass graves that the German used to bury the dead...
Blog Post Today's Terrorist Can Be Tomorrow Freedom Fighters and Vice versa
First let me start by saying that I'm not talking about the fundamentalists Islamic terrorism in particular. It is just that if we survey the history of war not just in regards to the way that ...
Blog Post The Battle Over Britain - a German Perspective
James Holland who is an historian of WWII has conducted what might prove to be some very interesting interviews with German and Austrian pilots that took part in the battle over Britain. The t...
Blog Post Discussing Iraq - Or Can We Make Them Be Like Us
This interesting panel was held on Friday. The title was The Future of the U.S. Military Presence in Iraq and as it happens we can have a report on what has been said. Marc Lynch was there...
Blog Post Why The Politics of Iraq Are So Complicated
I hear many people wondering how come all the sincere effort to free Iraq from tyrany and create a more modern or democratic regime backfires time after time, so I decided to remind everyone of the v...
Blog Post Illinois remembers
Quite a few soldiers from Illinois have participated In the second world war. Now those Illinois veterans of World War II have their own website where thay can share their stories, memories and i...
Blog Post Flight 93 Memorial Site- Crash Line Removed
I'm usually not bringing petitions and other activities for the blog but I thought this case is different. I stumbled upon this post on Cao's blog saying that the drag marks of flight 93 wer...
Blog Post Preparing For The Lincoln's Bicentennial
Bicentennial can really be a big deal especially if they are for remembering important things or persons. Lincoln's bicentennial certainly falls under this category and on A Lincoln Blog I've read ...
Blog Post Part Of WWII History Disappearing
You might recognize this Tarawa Atoll from the historical fight that took place there during WWII. The place that was the location of the famous battle is probably giving away to the ocean. ...
Blog Post The Healing Power of the Truth Regarding The Second Sino-Japanese War
If you too feel that the study of WWII is biased toward the European battles then such each opportunity to set the record straight is welcomed. Important attempt to educate people about this war is...
Blog Post Can You Imagine What Could Have Happened?
Fifty years after the 58 Straits Crisis some new information is being released thanks to the effort of Bill Burr at the National Security Archive and it seems that if not for a very wise presid...
Blog Post 41 Years After
41 years ago during the war in Israel - for the first time I.D.F has gained control over Jerusalem and the rest is history. The transcript of the conversation so many Jews hold dear to their h...
Blog Post In a time of war book review
Murphy Bill is the author of the book In a Time of War: The Proud and Perilous Journey of West Point's Class of 2002. The dramatic story of West Point's class of 2002, the first in a generation to...
Blog Post Is It a Question Of an Empire
I must admit that I was taken by surprise by this video when McCain says that it is not important when American soldiers would be able to leave Iraq' having heard him before talking about a distant t...
Blog Post Need To Hear a Voice From The Victory Day in Europe?
65 years have past from the victory day in Europe and it feels as if a small celebration is in order. If you're sentimental fool as I am you'll probably want to listen the radio clip that was ...
Blog Post Lincoln and His Admirals
The book Lincoln and His Admirals Begins with a gripping account of the attempt to re-supply Fort Sumter--a comedy of errors that shows all too clearly the fledgling president's inexperience--Sym...
Blog Post war in a slideshow
As the war on Hamas continued, the Israeli military said its warplanes launched 60 air strikes overnight in a drive to destroy Hamas`s ability to fire rockets into Israel. At left, smoke rose from an...
Blog Post Imagine Yourself Living There
There is a lot of debate over the behavior of Israel in the context of the situation in Gaza. Claims are made as to the force that is exercised to fight off the attacks on Sederot and the area from Ga...
Blog Post The War Of The Future
I read about the fake passports that the Thai government seized and I know that the fight against the attempts of terrorists to enter our country can never be 100% successful. With each bast...
Blog Post The Devil's Whore.
The Devil's Whore is a four-part TV drama series set during the English Civil War. The Devil's Whore tells the story of the seismic events of 17th-century England, when political disobedience turned...
Blog Post Good start for Obama
In an informal survey of 109 professional historians conducted over a three-week period through the History News Network, 98.2 percent assessed the presidency of Mr. Bush was a failure while 1.8 perc...
Blog Post The Kaboom Blog: One Soldier And The Military
If you want to read the full article from the Washingtonpost you will have to register but it is worth the trouble. The link is here . For those of you who followed the posting on Kaboom and know...
Blog Post Create Your Very Own War History Representation
This is the weirdest representation of war history that I've seen but I liked the idea, not the food element so much as freedom the video creatures took in expressing the personal interpretation...
Blog Post For The Civil War Fan
If you love reading and researching the history of the civil war I thought you would find this post interesting. I met many people and discussed many of the facts of the civil war on many occasi...
Blog Post Lincoln the Lawyer
Despite historians' focus on the man as president and politician, Abraham Lincoln lived most of his adult life as a practicing lawyer. It was as a lawyer that he fed his family, made his reputation, ...
Blog Post Would Targeting Iran's Nuclear Facilities Be The Next Step?
Iran nuclear plan becomes more of a reality with every passing moment and it seems that Israel is not going to let it pass the stage of unreturn. Israel Prime Minister Ehud Olmert stated af...
Blog Post Would The Internet Change The Course of The War?
Found this interesting question is a post about the 65 Anniversary to the Pearl Harbor Day. I have to agree that it would have had a huge influence not just on the coverage of the war as a result...
Blog Post Need a Haiku?
Reading about the legal aspects of the the Japanese-American Internment I came across a reminder in a form of Haiku songs brought by David Giacalone from May Sky: There Is Always Tomorrow. I tho...
Blog Post Interview with David H. Jones
David H. Jones author of Two Brothers - One North, One South was born and raised in West Virginia and has been a lifelong student of the Civil War. His research took him into the swamps of Dinwid...
Blog Post The Healing Power Of Clarity
Thinking back on war history we can see that the leaders that gained the largest amount of support from their people were the ones that put things as they were and pointed out the important things. ...
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