History | 5 July 2017How Captain Cook Chose the Right Ship Captain Cook put a lot of thought into the ships he took out on voyages. These Read More >
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Travel & Outdoors | 22 May 20173 Famous People with Texas Roots You'll be met with a rich history almost anywhere you go in Texas. Some of that Read More >
History | 17 May 2017US Special Ops: Colt 1911 Pistol Perhaps most interesting thing about the U.S. military are the technologies used Read More >
History | 10 May 2017Aboard the Endurance: An Expedition in Ice In the words of polar explorer Ernest Shackleton, the ambitious 1914 attempt to Read More >
History | 3 May 2017Tremendous Triceratops When it comes to skeletons, dinosaurs are history’s champs. Andrew Kirk takes a Read More >
History | 20 April 2017US Navy SEALs: The SEAL Code In US Special Ops, longtime military author and special-ops expert Fred Pushies Read More >
Travel & Outdoors | 11 April 2017Get outside and challenge yourself with Tobias Mews Whether he's hiking up a mountain, swimming in a lake or running a marathon Read More >
History | 5 April 2017Captain James Cook: From the Thames to Madeira (1768) Captain James Cook had the fortune of leading three historically epic adventures Read More >
History | 30 March 20177 Innovations of the 20th Century During the 20th century, the United States made itself a world superpower. This Read More >
History | 14 March 2017Law and Lawlessness in The Wild West The enmity between bandits and lawmen is, of course, the stuff of legends…but Read More >
