476 is typically regarded as a pivotal year in history, as it saw the “fall of Rome” – the final…
War, freedom, and citizenship have always been intertwined. In the Roman Republic, the concept of citizenship itself was tied to…
As the military races toward woke obsolescence, we would be wise to remember the lessons that show us what war…
If the last year has taught us anything, it is that we are not living in a utopia where history…
The early 20th century saw increasing great power competition. The rise of the United States, Japan, and especially Germany disrupted…
The Roman cavalryman sees the host of Maxentius just up ahead, near the bridge over the Tiber. The Eternal City…
At long last, the grey-clad rebels have invaded the North. This Union soldier, hailing from Pennsylvania, had no great love…
By the time he became President of the United States at the age of 42, Theodore Roosevelt had already been…
August 26th, 1071. Night had come. The Byzantines had fallen back with the dusk. At that moment, Alp Arslan felt…
North Korea’s gamble had backfired. MacArthur’s had succeeded. The landings at Inchon took the North Koreans completely by surprise. Seoul…