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In June 1919, Admiral Ludwig von Reuter ordered the scuttling of the German High Seas Fleet at Scapa Flow, marking a pivotal moment in naval history and European politics.
Sergeant Alvin C. York and German-American veteran Richard Martin Scheuns, Sr. promote homefront support for the war effort during a CBS public service program in 1942.
In July 1946, the Army Air Forces conducted the fourth and fifth atomic detonations, known as Able and Baker, at Bikini Atoll.
Military nuclear testing in the 1950s had lasting consequences for veteran Mary Guy and her widow, highlighting issues of social justice and accountability.
Allied Tensions, Axis Invasion, and Political Rivalries during WWII are examined through key events like the Munich Agreement and the Dunkirk Evacuation.
The Battle of Towton in North Yorkshire, known as the bloodiest battle in English history, led to the discovery of a mass grave in 1996, prompting extensive archaeological research.
Airlift operations by UH-1Ds of the 68th Assault Helicopter Company support ground troops and evacuate wounded civilians near Bien Hoa AB during the Vietnam War.
In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, historians and archivists discuss records related to Arlington National Cemetery.
Events from the War of 1812, occurring between 1812 and 1815, are examined alongside the repatriation of remains from Fort Erie to the United States.
King Charles's coronation ceremony showcases the King’s Guard's meticulous preparations and military precision in honoring royal traditions.
In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, historians discuss National Archives records related to Arlington National Cemetery.
Canada's involvement in World War I is portrayed through historical recreations featuring descendants of soldiers, highlighting key events like the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
More than 200,000 Union soldiers marched down Pennsylvania Avenue in May 1865 to celebrate the end of the Civil War.
Iran's nuclear program faced significant setbacks due to a series of targeted assassinations that slowed its progress but did not halt it entirely.
In 1950, North Korea's invasion of South Korea marked the beginning of a three-year conflict influenced by Cold War tensions between the Soviet Union and the United States.
Ronald Reagan's 1987 visit to West Berlin emphasized the escalating Cold War tensions and the significance of the Berlin Wall in global politics.
Ronald Reagan's 1987 speech at the Brandenburg Gate in West Berlin reaffirmed the United States' support for a divided Europe during the Cold War.
In Latvia, as tensions escalate due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, four individuals-a sports journalist, an artist, an industrial climber, and a Catholic priest-enlist in the National Guard to defend their homeland.
Construction activities at the Panama Canal from 1913 to 1914 are documented, showcasing the erection of spillways, lock gates, and the excavation of Culebra Cut.
The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration hosted the 2015 Virtual Genealogy Fair on October 21 and 22, featuring live broadcasts, handouts, and resources for genealogical research.
The 10th Armored Division sailed from New York on September 14, 1944, before engaging in key battles in the European theater during World War II.
Ray Bottorff Jr. discusses valuable genealogy sources, including military marriage permissions and personnel records, that can enhance family history research.
In Eastern Ukraine, soldiers and medics from a Russian battalion share their experiences and struggles on the front lines of the ongoing conflict, revealing the human cost of war.
97% of Afghans may fall below the poverty line this year, as the Taliban government enforces strict restrictions on women's rights and public life.
Twelve people died and around thirty were injured in a car bomb attack in Mogadishu, a city plagued by almost daily violence.
China's military has mounted its largest show of force in a generation, raising fears of a potential blockade or invasion of Taiwan.
Camp Bastion, Britain's largest military base, closes after eight years of operations in Afghanistan.
Alexander Litvinenko, a former KGB officer, was poisoned with radioactive polonium in London in 2006, leading to a complex investigation by Scotland Yard.
Only 20% of Americans currently trust the US government to do what is right, a sentiment rooted in the enduring mystery of the Roswell Incident.
In Germany, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas emphasizes the urgent need for international regulations as cyber and autonomous weapons reshape modern warfare.
A military convoy of Russian vehicles stretches over 60 kilometers and is reported to be about 25 kilometers from Kyiv amid ongoing air raid sirens.
20,000 troops are deployed to remove 8,500 Jewish settlers from the Gaza Strip, igniting a national debate over land and identity in Israel.
Estonia has provided about 10 times more military aid per capita to Ukraine than Germany, according to Foreign Minister Urmas Reinsalu.
Since 2017, more scientists have recognized that Unidentified Aerial Phenomena could justify a scientific investigation.
A man in Kashmir challenges India's military presence in the world's most militarised place.
As the Biden administration begins amid a pandemic and economic turmoil, U.S. allies in Europe question their reliance on American leadership while China rises as a superpower.
Terry Martin reports on Ukraine's resistance against Russia's invasion and upcoming peace talks in Belarus.
220 kilometers from Luzon, the Scarborough Shoal is a focal point in the escalating territorial dispute between China and the Philippines.
Vladimir Putin exploits the West's inaction in Syria since 2015 to expand Russia's influence.
HMS Northumberland, a 180-foot Royal Navy frigate, is deployed for four months to track a Russian submarine amid rising military tensions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a military operation in eastern Ukraine shortly after recognizing the independence of two regions controlled by Kiev.
Taiwan's FM Joseph Wu discusses growing fears of conflict with China six months after war in Europe.
More than 250,000 US troops are stationed at 716 military bases across 38 countries, reflecting America's extensive global military presence.
In Ukraine, traditional combat has evolved into a high-stakes drone conflict, showcasing innovative tactics employed by Ukrainian forces on the front lines.
Two percent of unidentified aerial phenomena sightings remain unexplained, prompting calls for greater transparency from the U.S. government.
Russia claims full control of Mariupol's Azov-style steel works amid ongoing conflict.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's Wagner Group, comprising a quarter of Russian combatants, is examined through the testimonies of three mercenaries about their operations and experiences.
Yemen suffers after seven years of war, with 21 million people affected by the Houthis' control.
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