Commonwealth Museum to host exhibit honoring Massachusetts’ revolutionary history
William Galvin, secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, is launching an exhibition celebrating the 250th anniversary ...
Maj. Gen. Edward Greer, trailblazing Army leader, laid to rest at Fort Bliss cemetery
Edward Greer, who enlisted in the segregated military during World War II and became one of the first Black two-star generals in the U.S. Army in 1975, was laid to rest. Of the 62 promoted ...
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How the Trump Administration Is Erasing History and Ignoring the Wishes of Descendants of Confederate Leaders
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth recently renamed Fort Liberty, North Carolina, choosing the name Fort Bragg. Not that Bragg, ...
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On Sale for $2: A Soldier's Act of Heroism, Right Next to Used Books and an Old Toaster
The reality of what I held in my hand began to overwhelm me. This soldier might have risked his life to save the lives of ...
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Was This Little-Known Standoff Between British Soldiers and Colonists the Real Start of the American Revolution?
On February 26, 1775, residents of Salem, Massachusetts, banded together to force the British to withdraw from their town ...
Why Edinburgh has a Confederate soldier memorial
The statue commemorates Colonel Robert A Smith, a Scot who was struck down in Kentucky during the US civil war.
Meet a 100-year-old veteran who made strides to boost WWII soldier morale
A Black Milwaukee veteran who played a vital role in World War II is now almost 101 years old. While Anna Mae Robertson’s ...