Rather than dating back to colonial America, the four skeletons are from Civil War times. The soldiers died during the Battle of Williamsburg while fighting for the Confederacy in 1862, according ...

Transgender soldiers date to the Civil War As the new administration tries to ban certain people from the military, a history lesson may show us which Americans are battle-tested. January 29, 2025 ...

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When readjusting back to civilian life, Bayer said it was difficult for many soldiers. “I think a lot of the problem was, people came back from the war, they’re in uniform one day, then the ...

Civil War remains found at Colonial Williamsburg, archaeologists say. Virginia archaeologists recently came across four skeletons dating back to the Battle of Williamsburg, which was fought in 1862.

Kiriyenko reportedly said that Russian veterans from Ukraine face a different fate to those who came back from the Soviet-Afghan war or World War Two because Russian society has seen only seen the ...

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Archaeologists Were Digging Up a Hospital—and Found the Skeletons of 4 Confederate Soldiers The deaths were likely tied to a Civil War battle. By Tim Newcomb Published: Jun 10, 2025 9:30 AM EDT ...

In later years, however, Haggard came to have a different view of the war—and of the song, which reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart and No. 41 on the Hot 100.