History

James Okubo was just one of 120,000 Japanese Americans that were sent to internment camps in WWII. He was attending the Western Washington College of Education to be a dentist, when he was forced [...]

There were 39 women spies in the SOE, Churchill’s Special Operation Executive. All of them played a part in the success of the Allies in WWII. Their heroic actions are captured in a book by [...]

The Order for the invasion of Normandy written to all soldiers, sailors, and airmen was clear – “Your enemy is well-trained, well-equipped, and battle hardened. He will fight [...]

Normandy, France – Five Beaches, thousands of deaths. As President Trump and other world leaders came together to remember D-Day 75, the anniversary of the landings, we are reminded that [...]

WWII had not been good to North Africa, and in particular, Tunisia. When the United States entered North Africa to push back German Field Marshal Rommel’s forces, the fighting was fierce. [...]

Dr Granville Coggs was deeply proud of his service as a Tuskegee Airman. The fact that he was given a chance to prove his mettle was something he cherished. He passed into eternity on Monday, May [...]

In just a few weeks, the 75th Anniversary D-Day celebrations will commence. But one man won’t be able to attend: Bernard Dargols was the only native Parisian to fight in an American [...]

Corporal George Aigen was just 19 when he was with the 1269th Combat Engineers Company B in April of 1945. On Thursday, April 11, as he was convalescing from a broken hip, he was awarded the [...]

There are left wing murderers that the current crop of leftists espouse as “freedom fighters.” But there is one real live freedom fighter who endured imprisonment for the cause of his [...]

It blows my mind at times when as a Cuban born, Communism survivor & US Marine Veteran, I know more about American history than most Americans. I don’t have a PhD, but our educational system [...]