History Flying and Dying in World War I France: A Red Devil’s Odyssey In the summer of 1916, a young French soldier named Georges Guynemer… Kane DaneSeptember 27, 202112 minute read
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History Where Those Rockets Got Their Red Glare The first recorded use of the word “rocket” was in 16th-century England,… Kane DaneSeptember 23, 20218 minute read
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