A comparative analysis of two significant territorial conflicts: the bloodless Aroostook War and the brutal Philippine-American War, highlighting the contrasting approaches to territorial expansion.
A declassified Cold War military plan that proposed staging false flag attacks on American citizens to justify war with Cuba, ultimately rejected by President Kennedy.
An engaging account of America's first international naval conflict with France, showcasing the young nation's emergence as a maritime power and its diplomatic maturity.
A declassified Cold War military proposal revealing how U.S. officials planned false flag operations to justify invading Cuba, ultimately rejected by President Kennedy.
The incredible story of how a secret unit of artists and actors used inflatable tanks, sound effects, and creative deception to fool Nazi forces during World War II.
The Aroostook War of 1838-1839 was a bloodless territorial dispute between the United States and British North America over the Maine-New Brunswick border, ultimately resolved through diplomatic negotiations.
An exploration of the Philippine-American War (1899-1902), a crucial yet often overlooked conflict that shaped both nations' histories and American imperialism.
Discover five crucial but forgotten American military conflicts that shaped international relations and established U.S. global influence, from the bloodless Aroostook War to the brutal Philippine-American War.
An exploration of the Philippine-American War, examining its origins in colonialism, the transition from Spanish to American control, and its devastating human cost.
A fascinating account of the bloodless Aroostook War (1838-1839) between the United States and British North America, centered around a timber-rich territorial dispute that was ultimately resolved through diplomacy.
