After the Battle of Iwo Jima, a decades-long debate wrestled with the question as to whether its capture was worth the cost.   More »

A Russian real estate developer plans to construct a condominium development in close proximity to the Battle of Saipan in 1944.   More »

Guam had been U.S. Territory for nearly half a century when it was overrun by the Japanese in 1941. It took considerable effort to take it back.   More »

Is there any overlap between today’s top video games and modern military simulation training? Is ‘video game training’ on the military’s horizon?   More »

Where did World War I take place? Because of its many fronts on the land, sea and air, some consider it the first truly global conflict.   More »

America’s much-derided ‘splinter fleet’ of wooden subchasers took the fight to German U-boats in the last months of World War I.   More »

The soldiers who clashed after the General Sherman incident and subsequent ‘Shinmiyangyo,’ or Korean Expedition by U.S. forces, represented different cultures and different centuries.   More »

The British capture and destruction of the buildings in Washington D.C. after the Battle of Bladensburg was a hard time for Americans in the War of 1812.   More »

By Christopher Miskimon
Six battalions of Russian infantry, 30 cannons, and a cavalry force deployed in the North Valley east of Sevastopol near the town of Balaclava. They occupied three sides of the valley, looking down on it. The other end was in the hands of the British Army. Spread across   More »

Japanese Admiral Soemu Toyoda knew an American invasion of the South Pacific was coming somewhere—he just didn’t know where…   More »