On Sept. 28, 2006, using only his bayonet, Petty Officer 2nd Class James Leith dismantled a bomb in Afghanistan. “A good dose of fear keeps
Flight is a beautiful thing, whether by bird’s wing or by human hand. They are different, to be sure. The power and majesty of the
I just read the article “Bracing for impact” (Military Health Matters, May/June) and, as a currently suffering veteran with knee and back problems, I enjoyed it.
The Royal Canadian Air Force has established a new space division, but don’t expect combat pilots with the Maple Leaf on their shoulders to be
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Maclaren of the British army thought he had hit it big. When he retired in 2001, Maclaren received a letter from the Ministry
DOUGLAS HAIG Notwithstanding the many difficulties, much has been achieved,” British Expeditionary Force (BEF) commander-in-chief Field Marshal Douglas Haig announced shortly after the Third Battle of
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