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On Wednesday, the entrance gate at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam transformed into a crime scene after a stolen bus crashed into a barrier, causing traffic disruptions. The incident was reported by the commander of the Air Force's 36th Wing, …
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From Revolutionary War Fortifications to Modern-Day Infrastructure. The United States Army Corps of Engineers was founded on March 11, 1779, by the Continental Congress to assist the United States Army in planning, engineering, and preparing …
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On March 1, 1917, the Zimmermann Telegram was a classified communication between German Foreign Secretary Arthur Zimmermann and the German ambassador to Mexico. Count Johann von Bernstorff was revealed on the front pages of journals published in …
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The U.S. Army is reducing its force by approximately 24,000 soldiers, which accounts for nearly 5% of its total strength. This shift aims to enhance the Army's readiness for future major conflicts, given the challenges in recruiting enough soldiers …
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On February 28th, 1987, a stunning development in international diplomacy happened. Mikhail Gorbachev, the leader of the Soviet Union, announced in preparation to sign a deal that would eradicate medium-range nuclear weapons from Europe. This …
In the annals of naval history, few events are as poignant as the sinking of the USS Langley, the first aircraft carrier of the United States Navy. On the day of February 27, 1942, the Japanese warplanes, with a touch of assistance from American …
