Step into the past with the History Seekers as we explore the grounds of a long-forgotten U.S. military training camp from ...

Each recruit had to be a good shot be able to ride anything in the line of horseflesh, a rough and ready fighter, and above ...

Having handled guns as a hunter, a cowboy and an officer during the Spanish-American War, Roosevelt knew enough to put a finger to his lips to see if he was bleeding from the mouth. When he saw ...

U.S. forces vanquished Spanish troops on the road to Santiago, but Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt ... than 400 American soldiers were killed in combat during the war.

oin the History Seekers as we journey back to 1898, exploring a forgotten U.S. military training camp where legends were born — including Teddy ... for the Spanish-American War.

Former Pres. Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt did a whistle-stop tour of Schuylkill County towns in October 1914. Arriving in ...

This book makes the case that Theodore Roosevelt ... as is often written, Teddy acting on his own initiative. The book’s principal flaw, however, shared by most works on the Spanish-American War, is ...

In 1897, he became assistant secretary of the Navy. During the Spanish- American War, Roosevelt left his position as assistant secretary of the Navy to be Commander of the First U.S. Volunteer Cavalry ...

Roosevelt became president at a pivotal time in U.S. history — the aftermath of the Spanish-American War when the United States emerged as a global power. Roosevelt’s friend and fellow naval ...

U.S. forces vanquished Spanish troops on the road to Santiago, but Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt ... than 400 American soldiers were killed in combat during the war.