Throwback Thursday: General Chuck Yeager (Before He Was Famous)
“Morning, Ma’am; mind if I use your telephone?”
Throwback Thursday: Whaleship Essex & the "Real Moby-Dick"
Call me Ishmael...or maybe just call me surprised that Moby Dick was real!
Throwback Thursday: America's Greatest Quail Hunter
Bernard Baruch used his stock-market millions to create a quail empire that's never been surpassed.
Throwback Thursday: When the Seminole Attacked
The tale of the Cape Florida Lighthouse Attack.
Throwback Thursday: Great Johnstown Flood
It was the tremendous tragedy...was it a natural disaster, or a manmade catastrophe?
Throwback Thursday: Audie Murphy, WWII Hero & Movie Star
From the battlefield to the box office, Audie was a true American hero.
Throwback Thursday: The POWs of Camp Perry
Camp Perry hasn't always hosted the National Matches. Once, it hosted prisoners of war.
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: D-Day, the French Resistance & a “Hedgehog”
During WWII, so much depended upon "a tough little animal that even a lion would hesitate to bite."
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