Perhaps nothing is more illustrative of American provincialism four decades ago than a brief glance at the military establishment; it requir...

John Toland, Battle: The Story of the Bulge New York: Random House, 1959, pp. 329-331     Reports from men drifting back from the front were...

      On the weather deck of S.S. Reina del Pacifico, a leathery, lantern-jawed major general paced the rail with the bowed stride of a hor...

 The New Criterion “One Hundred Fifty Years of Churchill” (excerpt) by Larry P. Arnn  There has been no better eulogy for Churchill than tha...

“I confess that I do not entirely approve of this Constitution at present, but Sir, I am not sure I shall never approve it: For having lived...

During most of my course George Sherman was the principal and Miss M. Belle Chellis was the first assistant. I owe much to the inspiration a...

But the greatest lesson was one learned from the enemy: to hate. Word of the Malmédy Massacre, of the massacres of civilians at Stavelot, Tr...