Month: September 2024
In a foreign country stands two monuments less than 300 hundred meters apart that represent fallen men from two very different ideologies. It was the height of the cold war and both countries sent men into harm’s way to fight and die in this tiny island nation. One county hoped that the revolution here would…
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This massacre in a little town in northwest Colorado led to one of the largest losses of land for native tribes in the Old West. The attempt to Christianize and “civilize” the Indians backed the Ute Nation into a corner and put them in a rage to preserve their way of life. The U.S. army…
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