Alex Griffith

The Battle of Attu in May of 1943 was the only land battle of World War II fought on incorporated U.S. territory. It was the second deadliest battle in the Pacific Theater, after Iwo Jima, due largely to a failed last-ditch banzai charge.

In honor of the 74th anniversary of the beginning of Operation Detachment, our partners at Military Times present a video commemorating the momentous

Griffin Johnsen, the Armchair Historian, explains the context and combat involved in the month-long struggle for the island of Iwo Jima in February of

Griffin Johnsen, the Armchair Historian, delves into the background and aftermath of the fateful Japanese attack on the Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii

In this 1992 interview, the late President George H. W. Bush recalls his years of service as a Navy pilot in the Pacific, and how it influenced him