From Horse Carts to Helicopters – A Brief History of Battlefield Casualty Evacuation
“Over the centuries one simple principle has remained: Get the casualty off the battlefield and into the hands of a surgeon as fast as possible.” By..
The Sinking of U-501 — Inside the Royal Canadian Navy’s First U-Boat Kill of WW2
In September of 1941, the Royal Canadian Navy forced the crippled German submarine U-501 (similar to the one pictured here) to the surface in the..
Read MoreThe Heroes of Graignes – How Residents of a Small Normandy Town Saved the Lives of More Than 100 U.S. Paratroopers
Paratroopers of the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne in Normandy. For days after the June 6, 1944 Allied invasion of France, a group of lost and cut-off..
Read MoreThe Battle of Nauset Beach — Inside the Little-Known 1918 German Bombardment of Cape Cod
A long-range Type 151 U-Boat, similar the one pictured here, surfaced off Orleans, Cape Cod in July of 1918 and opened fire on local shipping. Patrol ..
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What Job Seekers Over 50 Can Teach You About Surviving Today's Hiring Market
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Jelena Dokic: Why She Says She Can’t Forgive Her Bully Father
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How One Man's Court Debt Was Erased, and What It Means for Anyone Carrying a Weight Too Heavy to Move
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California State Workers Walk Out Over Office Mandate and Pay