Early morning, March 16, 1968. US Army helicopter pilot Hugh Thompson Jr. from Stone Mountain, Georgia, a former Boy Scout and the son of a WWII veteran, was flying recon support for a US Army infantry assault on a hamlet known as My Lai in South Vietnam. Encountering...
Early morning, March 16, 1968. US Army helicopter pilot Hugh Thompson Jr. from Stone Mountain, Georgia, a former Boy Scout and the son of a WWII veteran, was flying recon support for a US Army infantry assault on a hamlet known as My Lai in South Vietnam. Encountering...
The Infantryman, author unknown note: this Great American story was written some time ago; today, it applies equally to the women who also serve and die for us The average American infantry soldier is a 19 year old young man. He is close to his comrades and...
The Infantryman, author unknownnote: this Great American story was written some time ago; today, it applies equally to the women who also serve and die for usThe average American infantry soldier is a 19 year old young man. He is close to his comrades and...
A little known but Great American, is former CIA agent and 2016 independent conservative presidential candidate Evan McMullin. In a recent New York Times op-ed he wrote that we can no longer assume that all Americans understand the origins of their rights and the...
A little known but Great American, is former CIA agent and 2016 independent conservative presidential candidate Evan McMullin. In a recent New York Times op-ed he wrote that we can no longer assume that all Americans understand the origins of their rights and the...
Lewis Hine is a Great American and while his name is not well-known, his work is recognized around the world. Born in Oshkosh, Wisconsin on September 26, 1874, Lewis went on to study sociology at the University of Chicago, Columbia University and NYU. While teaching...
Lewis Hine is a Great American and while his name is not well-known, his work is recognized around the world. Born in Oshkosh, Wisconsin on September 26, 1874, Lewis went on to study sociology at the University of Chicago, Columbia University and NYU. While teaching...
After winning independence, the thirteen states were loosely connected by the Articles of Confederation without a strong central government. Many founding fathers believed in order to form a Union, the Articles needed to be replaced with a constitution. ...
After winning independence, the thirteen states were loosely connected by the Articles of Confederation without a strong central government. Many founding fathers believed in order to form a Union, the Articles needed to be replaced with a constitution. ...
