Camp Nelson, Kentucky Camp Nelson started as a Union supply depot in 1863 along the Kentucky River. The military base soon became Kentucky’s largest recruitment center for Black soldiers. Over 10,000 ...

Oilfields in Iraq's Kurdistan semi-autonomous region were attacked by bomb-laden drones for a third day on Wednesday, causing ...

Official black-and-white single cover for “Attention” by Farrah Mechael, the unapologetic anthem that shows you exactly how ...

Excelsior College renamed its Albany headquarters after Lt. Gen. Arthur J. Gregg, the U.S. Army’s first Black three-star ...

Fort Polk became Fort Polk once again. But this time the base's name refers to Gen. James H. Polk, awarded the Silver Star ...

On this summer night, 132 years ago, July 10, 1893, James Cornish didn’t know if he would live to see dawn. Stabbed in the chest during an altercation in Chicago, he was rushed to Provident Hospital ...

Historian Katherine Biber invites us to see the lives, crimes and deaths of Jimmy and Joe Governor in the context of bigger national ambitions – and colonial racism.

He helped military officials desegregate the Air Force and became the first Black brigadier general of the Air Force.Throughout his years after the war, he was in charge of operations and programs at ...