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US deports former Nazi camp guard, 95, to Germany
The deportation is the first for a Nazi war crimes suspect since John Demjanjuk in 2009.
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The atomic bomb that faded into South Carolina history
Sixty years ago, on March 11, 1958, an Air Force bomber dropped a nuclear weapon on a farm in the rural Mars Bluff community outside Florence. The radioactive payload either wasn’t loaded in the warhead or didn’t detonate — the stories differ.
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Legacy of Tennessee’s greatest war hero may be education
Until he was old enough to buy and trade his own comic books, Gerald York thought his grandfather was just an ordinary man.
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Commentary: Medal of Honor Day reminds us there’s a hero in everyone
A Vietnam War hero asks, ‘How will you make a difference?’
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100 years later, the question remains: What happened to the USS Cyclops?
The coal hauler ship disappeared 100 years ago this month. What happened to the massive ship and its 309-man crew remains an unsolved mystery.
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Artist soldiers: Their self-expression and humanity in WWI is revealed in exhibit
A WWI exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum features artwork from artists embedded with soldier units, and soldiers who became artists in their underground hideouts.
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Woman ID’d as inspiration for Rosie the Riveter dies at 96
A 2016 research paper labeled Naomi Parker Fraley as the inspiration for the iconic poster.
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US deports former Nazi camp guard, 95, to Germany
The deportation is the first for a Nazi war crimes suspect since John Demjanjuk in 2009.
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The atomic bomb that faded into South Carolina history
Sixty years ago, on March 11, 1958, an Air Force bomber dropped a nuclear weapon on a farm in the rural Mars Bluff community outside Florence. The radioactive payload either wasn’t loaded in the warhead or didn’t detonate — the stories differ.
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Legacy of Tennessee’s greatest war hero may be education
Until he was old enough to buy and trade his own comic books, Gerald York thought his grandfather was just an ordinary man.
-
Commentary: Medal of Honor Day reminds us there’s a hero in everyone
A Vietnam War hero asks, ‘How will you make a difference?’
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100 years later, the question remains: What happened to the USS Cyclops?
The coal hauler ship disappeared 100 years ago this month. What happened to the massive ship and its 309-man crew remains an unsolved mystery.
-
Artist soldiers: Their self-expression and humanity in WWI is revealed in exhibit
A WWI exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum features artwork from artists embedded with soldier units, and soldiers who became artists in their underground hideouts.
-
Woman ID’d as inspiration for Rosie the Riveter dies at 96
A 2016 research paper labeled Naomi Parker Fraley as the inspiration for the iconic poster.
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US deports former Nazi camp guard, 95, to Germany
The deportation is the first for a Nazi war crimes suspect since John Demjanjuk in 2009.
-
The atomic bomb that faded into South Carolina history
Sixty years ago, on March 11, 1958, an Air Force bomber dropped a nuclear weapon on a farm in the rural Mars Bluff community outside Florence. The radioactive payload either wasn’t loaded in the warhead or didn’t detonate — the stories differ.
-
Legacy of Tennessee’s greatest war hero may be education
Until he was old enough to buy and trade his own comic books, Gerald York thought his grandfather was just an ordinary man.
-
Commentary: Medal of Honor Day reminds us there’s a hero in everyone
A Vietnam War hero asks, ‘How will you make a difference?’
-
100 years later, the question remains: What happened to the USS Cyclops?
The coal hauler ship disappeared 100 years ago this month. What happened to the massive ship and its 309-man crew remains an unsolved mystery.
-
Artist soldiers: Their self-expression and humanity in WWI is revealed in exhibit
A WWI exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum features artwork from artists embedded with soldier units, and soldiers who became artists in their underground hideouts.
-
Woman ID’d as inspiration for Rosie the Riveter dies at 96
A 2016 research paper labeled Naomi Parker Fraley as the inspiration for the iconic poster.
