A revolution is underway in America's defense industrial base. It isn't just about integrating new technologies or making more weapons faster, and smarter, and cheaper, although that lies at the core ...

On June 6, 1944, he stormed the beaches of Normandy as a Private 1st Class under General Dwight Eisenhower to liberate Europe from the Nazis. Peter Essa was shot in the ankle that day and had to ...

Through innovative tactics, rigorous training, and unwavering determination, General Patton built up his tank division into the most formidable armored force of World War II—a force that would ...

General Dwight Eisenhower met at the house to hold crucial meetings with General Montgomery and Air Chief Marshal Tedder ahead of D-Day.

That’s what America saw in 1957, when President Dwight Eisenhower federalized the Arkansas National Guard to implement a Supreme Court ruling to desegregate schools; the governor, an avowed ...

Supreme Commander General Dwight Eisenhower did have good rapport with him. When de Gaulle became President of France in 1958, he quickly emphasized a French nuclear military force to achieve ...

General Dwight D. Eisenhower played a key role in the war. Finally, after the fall of Berlin, the hostilities came to an end and the victorious forces went home to a hero’s welcome.

Of course, there’s nothing stopping a soldier from transitioning into a philosopher-king, as General Charles de Gaulle did in France and General Dwight Eisenhower did in America.

A southern Indiana auto detailer got the honor of working on Air Force One on a recent job.

That’s what America saw in 1957, when President Dwight Eisenhower federalized the Arkansas National Guard to implement a Supreme Court ruling to desegregate schools; the governor, an avowed ...

President Donald Trump's redecorated White House Cabinet Room includes a painting of James K. Polk, who led the U.S. during war with Mexico. Trump told officials he picked some art for the frames.

And Dwight Eisenhower, the architect of World War II’s D-Day, offered his own more profound version: “Plans are useless, but planning is indispensable." ...