Military History

Military History is the nation’s oldest and most popular war magazine devoted to the history of warfare. Topics include naval history, army, infantry and foot soldiers from all branches of the military.

Letters

FOUND: USS WARD, FIRST TO FIRE U.S. SHOTS IN PACIFIC

Navy Honors Hawaii Heroes

Exhibit Honors WWI Inventors

D-DAY RELICS TO BE RESTORED

CAESAR LANDED HERE

WAR RECORD

SEARCHERS FIND AE1, FIRST ALLIED SUB LOST IN WWI

New Memorial to Honor Old Guard

SEAL Museum Breaks Ground

Interpreting Pickett’s Charge

Special Forces Dog Earns Dickin

TURKISH LAKE HOLDS ANCIENT FORTRESS

THOMAS HUDNER, 93, MOH RECIPIENT

LOST AT SEA

Frank Blazich Lessons From the Smithsonian

Valor Explosive Heroism

Retreat of the 24th ID, 1950

M24 Chaffee

GUERNICA • The 1937 bombing of the medieval Basque town had dire consequences, affecting the outcome of the Spanish Civil War and the future course of military conduct

RACING HEADLONG • In the closing days of World War I U.S. commanders tangled their forces in a costly race toward a pointless objective

MEUSE-ARGONNE OFFENSIVE

DIRTY DEEDS ON D-DAY+ • Canadian soldiers landing in Normandy almost certainly anticipated death—but not murder at the hands of their captors

BIRTH OF AN EMPIRE • In 168 BC Roman legionaries and Macedonian phalangites fought to decide once and for all who would rule the ancient Mediterranean

TOMBS OF MEMORY • The cultured French town of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France, is steeped in history—the more recent of which residents would rather forget

CHINA’S AMERICAN IMPERIAL GENERAL • It took an American Christian adventurer to create an army capable of ending the only so-called Christian revolt in Chinese history

Had He Lived

Adriatic Intrigue

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