Strategy, Tactical, Leadership, and Technology

Judas Maccabee occupies an unusual position in military history. He is remembered through religious tradition, honored by modern military academies, and analyzed by historians despite the absence of imperial campaign records. That combination often raises suspicion. Was he a real commander whose achievements hold military value, or a heroic construction shaped by later legend? When examined conservatively, using first-hand textual evidence, archaeology, and comparative milita

Overstreet followed the Bf 109 beneath the Eiffel Tower, threading his Mustang through the latticework legs.

The Medal of Honor recognizes those who acted not for reward or recognition, but because duty left them no choice.