Fort Pocahontas is an earthwork fort constructed in 1864 by United States Colored Troops under the command of Gen. Edward A.

OSAGE — Osage’s two Civil War-era garrison cannons at the City Cemetery will be fired at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 28, at dusk to honor all those who have served in light of the many Memorial ...

His defiance may, according to one resident, have momentarily reassured the population of Sudan’s wartime capital, which includes tens of thousands of people who have fled other parts of the country.

Heavy artillery supported by troops with machine guns will storm the Richland County Fairgrounds this weekend. The siege will take place during the 47th annual Ohio Civil War Show 9 a.m. to 5 p.m ...

When members of Eugene M. Connor American Legion Post 193 noticed that the Civil War-era cannon in Legion Park was showing signs of disrepair, they decided to use some of the money they received ...

The cache reveals in startling new detail how a well-connected Turkish defense firm covertly fueled Sudan’s devastating civil ... weapons deals that have fueled the brutality and scale of the ...

The third anniversary of the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial Shrine’s reproduction Civil War-era cannon will be celebrated ... The reproduction Model 1857 Napoleon 12-pounder field gun ...

Russia will be forced to scale down its attacks in a month and a half ... development of training centers, procurement of weapons and military equipment, production of military equipment, drones, ...

loading up with a cannon on front and actors with Civil War era equipment and uniforms on the boat. “We have artillery people on the boat with rifles who fire back at them,” said Page ...

“Never. You couldn’t own a cannon during the Civil War,” the 81-year-old president claimed. “No, I’m serious. Think about it.” Historically, the few examples of post-Civil War ...

After 127 years, a civil war-era Dahlgren cannon has been restored to its original condition in Bangor. Purchased by the Grand Army of the Republic Lincoln Post in 1864, the 15,875 pound H.