Patrick J Ginley
Patrick J Ginley — Private U.S. Army U.S. Civil War Reams' Station, Virginia
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Patrick J Ginley — Private U.S. Army U.S. Civil War Reams' Station, Virginia
Robert M Boody — Sergeant U.S. Army U.S. Civil War Williamsburg & Chancellorsville, Virginia, USA
Robert Teleford Clifford — Master-at-Arms U.S. Navy U.S. Civil War New Topsail Inlet, off Wilmington, North Carolina, USA
Thomas Timothy Fallon — Private U.S. Army Civil War Williamsburg and Fair Oaks; Big Shanty, Virginia and Georgia, USA
William Johnson — Cooper U.S. Navy Interim 1871 - 1899 Mare Island Navy Yard, California, USA
William M. Carr — Master-at-Arms U.S. Navy U.S. Civil War Mobile Bay, Alabama, USA
A story of layered air defense and digital command told through the sailors and crises that made Aegis indispensable.
A story of mobility under armor, told through the engineers and armored brigades that depended on a bridge to keep the advance moving.
A Medal of Honor story of courage under fire in the Italian campaign of World War II.
A story of rugged, go-anywhere airlift told through the crews who flew into short, rough strips under fire and the troops who depended on them.
the Persian Gulf, 1991
the Pacific, World War II
An American mission seeking diplomatic contact became a punitive naval and amphibious operation. The capture of Korean forts in June demonstrated military power without securing the agreement the expedition sought.
A story of a desperate stand in the woods and how it changed the wider war.
A story of layered air defense and digital command told through the sailors and crises that made Aegis indispensable.
The January sky over eastern Belgium is the color of steel, low clouds pressing down on snow-covered fields. An American armored task force eases forward along a narrow road when the world ahead of it suddenly erupts. Antitank rounds smash into the frozen earth, machine guns rake the ditches, and rifle fire lashes out from a ridgeline roughly two hundred yards in front of the column. Inside one of the lead tank destr
A story of a blood-soaked cornfield, a shallow creek, and a battle that reshaped the Union’s war.
Hooker’s spring offensive crossed the Rappahannock with an ambitious plan but ended in withdrawal. The main battle, Jackson’s flank march, and Sedgwick’s separate advance formed one campaign whose local actions cannot be reduced to a single surprise attack.