World War II American Experience Offers Accessible Approach to History
GETTYSBURG, PA – It has long been argued that Franklin Roosevelt’s famous catch phrase “Arsenal of Democracy” actually originated with
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D-Day
‘That’s All Brother’: D-Day Invasion Leader Rescued to Recall Wartime Mission
Co-pilot Andy Maag gently adjusts the controls of the C-47 That’s All Brother. (Mike Jordan/BPE) CULPEPER, VA. — In the
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Members of Maryland’s congressional delegation urge passage of legislation to posthumously award Medal of Honor to African-American WWII veteran
Image by skeeze from Pixabay @BryanRenbaum Members of Maryland’s congressional delegation teamed up on Tuesday to emphasize their support for bipartisan legislation that
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Remembering Ernie Pyle
“There are no atheists in foxholes” Ernie Pyle BALTIMORE — Can a seasonal flu, and the lingering irritation it causes,
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C-47 ‘Whiskey 7′ A Valued Veteran of D-Day
D-Day Veteran “Whiskey 7” stands glimmering in the twilight at the National Warplane Museum. (Anthony C. Hayes) They’re not as
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Military Vehicle Preservation Association: Keeping History Rolling Along
A Packard truck on display at the 2019 Military Vehicle Preservation Association Convention in York, PA. (Anthony C. Hayes) When
Read moreWhen America called, the Greatest Generation answered
BALTIMORE – Well into his 70s, Augustino (Bud) Paolino still had the rosy cherub cheeks that defined his baby face.
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D-Day Conneaut: A baptism by fire into the world of WWII reenacting
US infantry reenactors prepare for an assault on German forces at D-Day Conneaut. Photo taken with a vintage Argus A3
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Father’s Day offers poignant reminder of fathers lost in war
Edward A. Peters III is proud of the portrait which shows him on the lap of his uniformed father –
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D-Day: A Jewish perspective
What if Nazi Germany triumphed? As a Jew I often wonder: 71 years after D-Day, it’s worth noting this article
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