Battle of Bull Run, Virginia, during the Civil War
In my dreams, I hear again the crash of guns, the rattle of musketry, the strange, mournful mutter of the battlefield.
— Douglas MacArthur
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Bleeding Kansas and the Missouri Border War
Federal Soldiers of the Civil War
Indian Wars, Battles & Massacres
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The Army and Westward Expansion
Corps of Discovery – The Lewis & Clark Expedition
The French & Indian War
Military & Government in the Formative Years (1783-1812)
Notable and Historic US Military Bases
Soldiering Begins in the American West
Nauvoo Legion, Utah.
The War of 1812 – American Independence Confirmed
World War II in San Francisco, California
From the American Revolution to the Civil War to World War II and beyond, the United States is no different than the rest of the world – seemingly always in conflict. More than 1.3 million men and women have lost their lives in these many wars. Of those many soldiers, some 623,026 lost their lives in the Civil War, making it the costliest war in our history.
World War I Aviators by John D. Shaw, National Guard Series
Countless tales of bravery, tragedy, strategy, policy, and betrayal run through the lives of those who fought for this country and those affected by war. Though Legends cannot possibly tell them all, these categories and articles will keep growing as more stories are added.
I have no more land
I am driven away from home
Driven up the red waters
Let us all go
Let us all die together
— Anonymous Creek Woman