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New studies show that Robert E. Lee may have suffered a heart attack during the Battle of Gettysburg. If he hadn't, could he have won?

Possibly the most important engagement of the Civil War, the Battle of Gettysburg marked the turn of the war against the South.

Researchers say they’re using attractive or electrostatic force. It’s similar to the Star Trek tractor beam, but not nearly as powerful.

During the evolution of Bin Laden from freedom fighter to terrorist, there was another, more shadowy figure with an unbelievable kill count.

On June 30, 1812, President James Madison called for emergency commissions of Naval Officers to help fight the British.

Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa on June 22, 1941. On June 29, Nazi Germany advanced into the heart of the Soviet Union.

Nazis may have caught the Red Army by surprise in 1941, but the Soviet Union was a big place with a large population and a massive workforce.

Before the release of the most recent installment, Paramount is releasing the Transformers 6-Movie Collection Steelbook.

With Russia and Ukraine offering conflicting accounts of Bradley performance on the battlefield, WATM sat down with an expert to clarify.

After decades of taking from the populace, the only thing North Korean police officers are getting is beaten down in the streets.

On June 28, 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife Sophia were shot to death, sparking WWI.

Cold War spy, Robert Hanssen, died in his cell at ADX Florence, a supermax prison in Colorado on June 5, 2023.

A few Special Operations Forces spouses are on a mission to create a healing connection at the dining room table with a cookbook.

Five American battleships that survived Pearl Harbor got the chance to destroy a Japanese fleet at the Battle of Surigao Strait.

Only one Naval Aviator has the distinction of earning kills in both theaters to break the 5-kill threshold and earn the title of ace.

This 2007 video of the USS Sterett, a 505-foot long Arleigh-Burke class destroyer, taking evasive action will have your jaw on the floor.

The Soviets built a station code-named "Almaz," a space station that held spy equipment, radar, and the R-23M, a heavy cannon.

On March 20, 1945, the Commencement Bay-class escort carrier, USS Tinian (CVE-123), was laid down at Tacoma, Washington.

In New York’s Harlem, the Italian invasion of a worldwide symbol of African unity and the last independent African nation was too much.

Still not the worst thing a Fonda has done to the US military.