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Flight of the XP-38

83 years ago First Lt Benjamin Kelsey of the United States Army Air Corps took off in an experimental army plane from March Field in Riverside California on what would be a very exciting trip that marked the debut of one of the iconic aircraft of the Second World War. There was only ever one Lockheed XP-38, but it would alter the face of aircraft design, and the course of the Second World War.

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The Surprising History of the Cotton Feed Sack

The history of cotton clothing has followed an interesting path, including a period of a few decades in the United States when cotton represented ingenuity, resilience, and patriotism itself.

A History of Goats

There is a surprising, and little known, history connecting goats and the US Navy. But, then again, goats themselves have a surprising history.

1975 Banqiao Dam failure: The River Dragon has come.

A witness said, on August 8, 1975: it “sounded like the sky was collapsing and the earth was cracking.” What came next was the single most deadly infrastructure collapse in human history.

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