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From October 6th, 2026 through October 12th, 2026, the calendar links us to moments when American sailors, soldiers, airmen, and Marines faced decisions that reshaped both campaigns and institutions.
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From September 1st, 2026 through September 7th, 2026, the calendar lines up with a remarkably rich run of moments in United States military history.
From September 22nd, 2026 through September 28th, 2026, the calendar brings us back to a series of moments when the United States was still deciding what kind of nation it would be in war and in peace.
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From September 8th, 2026 through September 14th, 2026, the calendar touches some of the most consequential hinges in United States military history.
A story of exhausted infantry, deep woods, and a final push that helped break Germany’s will to fight.
A story of a risky harbor landing, brutal tides, and how it broke a grinding stalemate in Korea.
A story of a silent campaign against merchant ships and how it helped choke an island empire’s war effort.
A story of reach, survivability, and adaptation told through the pilots, crews, and troops who lived and fought under the Huey’s rotors.
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A story of heavy guns, armored decks, and crews who learned to fight an early-twentieth-century battleship through a very different kind of war.
A story of firepower, adaptation, and endurance told through the gun crews, lookouts, and engineers who carried these older battleships into the heart of the Pacific War.
A story of a long-shot bombing raid, a borrowed carrier deck, and how one gamble shifted the course of a global war.
By February 1945, much of Pearl Harbor had returned to the business of war. Battleships and carriers came and went; convoys formed up and headed west toward Iwo Jima and Okinawa. But in a side channel called West Loch, the harbor still hid a graveyard. Months earlier, a chain of explosions had torn through a cluster of tank landing ships loading ammunition for the Pacific campaign.
A story of layered air defense and brutal night fighting told through the cruiser crews who tried to hold back enemy air and surface attacks.
A story of reach, surprise, and precision told through the crews who flew a flying wing into the heart of modern air defenses.
A story of airborne radar, battle management, and nervous crews watching the air war unfold on glowing scopes far from the front line.