Military History Archives – Page 14 of 264

The ‘Fightingest’ Skippers of the 7th Marines

While researching the Battle of Cape Gloucester, I came across this photo of the 7th Marine Regiment’s commanders in January

101 years ago this week, U.S. Army Capt. Eddie Grant was killed in action on the Western Front. “Harvard Eddie”

Featured image: Machine gunner Pfc. George C. Miller carries his weapon to the rear after 19 days of heavy fighting

While pouring through old Marine Corps valor citations I came across instructions for Marine recruiters from 1880. It’s fascinating to

While reading a 50-year-old 25th Infantry Division newsletter I came across an incredible story about lost — and found —