Fort Rosecrans: Where San Diego’s military history met Hollywood — quietly

Fort Rosecrans is best known as a place of remembrance — but it has also, briefly and intentionally, become part of San Diego’s film history.
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Greco and Delahaut: The Spirit of the Skies, Why the Tustin Hangar Must Fly Again

The Tustin Lighter-Than-Air South Hangar, a National Historic Landmark built in 1942, represents American ingenuity and ...
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Japanese torpedo strike against USS Yorktown at Midway #ww2 #history

Explore the intense battle that unfolded during World War II as the Japanese launched a decisive torpedo strike against the ...
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The Battle of Midway - The First Aerial Strikes, 1942 - 3D animated + The carrier that refused to sink: Yorktown’s last stand at Midway in 3D

Following the devastating U.S. losses at Pearl Harbor and the fall of Wake Island, Japan sought to eliminate American carrier ...

North Vietnam’s first major tank battle overran a Special Forces outpost

In February 1968, American forces in Vietnam were still reeling from the sudden onslaught of the Tet Offensive. The January ...
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‘Unusual and possibly unprecedented’: Judge calls out Chicago feds as Midway Blitz cases fall apart

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