Female Revolutionary War Heroes: the Front Lines and at Home

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In addition to the Founding Fathers, there were numerous female Revolutionary War heroes who contributed substantially to the fight for independence. More »

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A Scout in Patton’s Third Army

Bernie Sevel served as a scout for the 90th Infantry Division as Nazi Germany crumbled.

Amphibious Landing at Anzio

An attempt to outflank the Germans at Cassino and make a headlong dash for Rome ended in a bloody stalemate on the beaches of Anzio.

Costly Confederate Victory at Gaines’ Mill

Entrenched Federals at Gaines’ Mill on the outskirts of Richmond on June 27, 1862, repulsed repeated Confederate assaults until the final attack of the day.

Elite Units of the Civil War

The Industrial Age combined with American ingenuity to form special units during the Civil War. Horse artillery, sharpshooters, sappers, and miners were used for specialized duties during the war.

Catherine Moore Berry

Female Revolutionary War Heroes: the Front Lines and at Home

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A Scout in Patton’s Third Army

Amphibious Landing at Anzio

Costly Confederate Victory at Gaines’ Mill

Elite Units of the Civil War

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Catherine Moore Berry

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