Editorial Team
The Mystery of “NB Gas” solved and “Aero” Airship Flight: A Chemical Perspective
Charles Dellschau was an American artist who created drawings, collages and watercolors of airplanes and airship. Dellschau was also involved in the recording of the activities of the Sonora Aero…
Women in the Dark
Profiles of the photographers illustrate their careers by exploring how they began, what theirstudios looked like from within, what the details were of running their own studios, and whateach studio’s…
Gangsters Vs Nazis
Review by Martin Koenigsberg According to Michael Benson, American Jews did not wait for the Nazi scourge to move over from German to America. As soon as the Nazis and…
Classic Series SIG Sauer Pistols
Article by: Nick Jacobellis As you will read in a number of my articles, during my law enforcement career, I was fortunate to work for agencies that allowed varying degrees…
Abraham Lincoln and his Times
Being there . . . . and just in time to make the lists for the best book buys for Christmas giftscolumns – – especially if the one who receives…
R Patrol; Mosquito Special Operations; MacArthur’s Bloody Butchers; Fury and Ice;Violence in the Forum
Being there . . . . on this reviewer’s front porch last night when U.P.S. rushed up the perennial-bordered walkway and placed a sizeable box on the third step. Too…
Video footage of the Red Army fighting in Vienna, 1945
We’ve added a new video containing authentic footage from World War 2 on our new channel “Argunners Archive” (which will feature solely authentic content, so feel free to subscrive). This…
Fusiliers – How the British Army lost America but learned to Fight
Review by Martin Koenigsburg The British Army of the Seven Years’ War (The French And Indian War in the US) had been victorious all over the Globe. The British Army…
The U.S. 37-MM Gun in World War II By Charles C. Roberts Jr.
Charles Roberts work on the development and employment of the 37mm cannon by the United States is a straightforward and informative examination of the weapon in a variety of…
The Aftermath Battle of Little Bighorn
Being there . . . . for one of the saddest days in American military history (25 June 1876, BighornTerritory, Montana). Then, a century and a half later, be there…
