William Laws Calley, Jr., born on June 8, 1943, in Miami, Florida, became infamous for his role in one of the most tragic episodes of the Vietnam War—the My Lai... read more →
Few military leaders in history have left as significant a mark on the world as General Douglas MacArthur. A brilliant strategist, a fearless commander, and a man of immense personal... read more →
Barnard Elliott Bee Jr. is a name etched in Civil War history. He is known for a single utterance that forever linked him to General Thomas J. Jackson. Born on... read more →
Winfield Scott Hancock, a distinguished military leader and advocate for civil service reform, played a significant role in post-Civil War America. Born on February 14, 1824, in Montgomery Square, Pennsylvania,... read more →
The steadfast commitment of Ron Paul to his core principles has earned him a unique and revered status among his supporters and political adversaries. His legacy transcends mere party politics.... read more →
Nathan Hale, a name synonymous with patriotism and sacrifice, holds a revered place in American history as the nation's first spy. Born on June 6, 1755, in Coventry, Connecticut, Hale's... read more →
General Mark W. Clark, a distinguished figure in American military history, served his country honorably throughout his long and illustrious career. Born on May 1, 1896, in Madison Barracks, New... read more →
Stephen A. Cambone, a distinguished figure in the field of national security and intelligence, served as the first-ever Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence. Born on June 22, 1952, Cambone's... read more →
In American politics' often turbulent and divisive landscape, individuals like Tom Garrett shine brightly as beacons of hope and integrity. Moreover, his career has made his name synonymous with principled... read more →
Leon Panetta, a seasoned statesman, served as the CIA Director during a critical period in American history as a public servant. Born on June 28, 1938, in Monterey, California, Panetta's... read more →
