The Bonus Army: A Possible No-Win Situation Made Worse
12/31/2025
Army History article examining the 1932 Bonus Army dispersal, General MacArthur's defiance of presidential orders, civil-military relations failures, intelligenc...
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Operation Urgent Fury: A Staff Ride Toward a Joint Force
12/31/2025
MAJ Rudo and Dr. Miller detail West Point's first Operation Urgent Fury staff ride in Grenada, using nine battle site visits to teach cadets joint force lessons ...
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What Did He See? The Early Life and Military Career of T/4 Isaac Woodard
4/28/2026
Reconstructs the World War II service of Isaac Woodard Jr., an African American Army longshoreman, correcting decades of mythmaking and documenting how segregate...
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Not Without Blemish: The Career of Brig. Gen. Fred A. Safay, Florida National Guard
12/20/2025
Ryan Hovatter profiles Brig. Gen. Fred A. Safay, likely the first Arab-American general officer in the U.S. Army, tracing his rise through the Florida National G...
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Heraldry: Symbols of Valor, Service, and Unit Pride
6/30/2025
The U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum's Symbols of Valor exhibit showcases four historic flags, including the 1912 Taft flag, the first fifty-star flag, the Army fl...
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Sustainment and the Texas Revolution
6/30/2025
Sustainment and the Texas Revolution: How logistics shaped the 1835–36 conflict. Analyzes Mexican and Texan supply chains, leadership decisions, and sustainment ...
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Sidney Simon’s World War II Art: A New Perspective
6/19/2025
A 2023 donation of 45 previously unseen Sidney Simon works — including rejected pieces and sketches for Bilibid Prison — offers the Army Art Collection its deepe...
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Liberation in the Littorals: Army Amphibious Assaults Against the European Axis
6/30/2025
Examines the U.S. Army's often-overlooked role in World War II amphibious operations, tracing doctrinal and tactical evolution from Operation Torch (1942) throug...
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"This We'll Defend": The Birth of the US Army
5/31/2025
Honoring the Army’s 250-year legacy of defending a free people, tracing its origins from the Revolutionary War to the enduring symbols of the Army seal and the f...
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The Airborne and Special Operations Museum Honors: The Monuments of World War II
3/31/2025
This article examines the Airborne and Special Operations Museum's Monuments Men exhibit in Fayetteville, NC. Features the 'Surviving the Devil's Cauldron' exhib...
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Guest Chief's Corner: The Liscum Bowl and the 9th Infantry Regiment in the Boxer Rebellion
8/31/2025
Ornate silver punch bowl set created from Chinese silver given to 9th Infantry Regiment after 1900 Boxer Rebellion service.
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Washington’s Pistols
3/31/2025
The history of George Washington's 1748 Hawkins flintlock pistols at West Point Museum, from their 1778 presentation to their documented provenance.
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Call to Arms: The Soldier and the Revolutionary War Exhibit
3/31/2025
This article explores Revolutionary War artifacts at the National Museum of the U.S. Army's new 'Call to Arms' exhibition opening June 7, 2025. Features John Bon...
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CPL. Francis Webster: Progressive Idealism and National Guard Service During World War I
3/31/2025
This article examines National Guard service during WWI through Francis Webster's story, exploring how Progressive Era idealism shaped citizen-soldiers. Analyzes...
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Museum Feature: Opening the Vault Treasures of the Fort Liberty Museums
7/31/2024
This article explores 'Opening the Vaults,' a groundbreaking military museum exhibit at Fort Liberty featuring rare artifacts from four Army collections. The col...
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