Throwback Thursday: "The Desert Fox"
Field Marshal Rommel was a formidable foe. Here's what America learned from him.
Throwback Thursday: America's Navajo Code Talkers
America's best "secret weapon" of World War II wasn't an arm at all...it was our Native Americans.
Throwback Thursday: Hemingway's Guns
He may have written "A Farewell to Arms," but this literary giant was a firearms fanatic.
8 Survival Secrets of America's "Mountain Men"
Some survival secrets should never be forgotten.
Throwback Thursday: Hiroo Onoda, Last Imperial Japanese Soldier
What if you were fighting a war, it ended, and you didn't get the memo?
Throwback Thursday: The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Remember, remember, "The Witch of November."
Throwback Thursday: Karl Maslowski, Pioneer Wildlife Filmmaker
“The things I’d learned about hunting animals with a gun stood me in good stead as I began hunting them with a camera."
Throwback Thursday: Mary Jemison, "White Indian"
An authentic, first-hand account of life on the American frontier from more than 250 years ago...
Throwback Thursday: The River Wild
It was "the last great exploration into unknown and unmapped country in the United States."
Throwback Thursday: Battle of Adobe Walls & the Old West's Longest Shot
Twenty-eight men fought 250 mounted Comanche, Kiowa, Cheyenne and Arapaho for the right to hunt the Great Plains.
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