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The World War II hero who charged three machine guns

In January 1945, Technical Sergeant Russell Dunham charged three German machine-gun positions on a frozen hillside in France. Wounded and outnumbered, he kept advancing until the guns were silenced ...
Seacoastonline.com

N.H. baseball: Small ball fuels St. Thomas Aquinas in Division II semifinal

CONCORD – Small ball isn’t dead — but it did kill Souhegan’s chances for a return to the Division II baseball championship, as St. Thomas Aquinas used it to perfection to move past the defending ...
24/7 Wall St

Here Is the 1 Unstoppable $70 Billion Growth Machine I Keep Buying Hand Over Fist

AWS grew 28% to $38B last quarter while AMZN's advertising hit $70B in trailing revenue, powering three simultaneous growth engines. CapEx surged 77% year over year, collapsing free cash flow 95% to ...
The Aviationist

MV-75 Cheyenne II Progresses As Bell Completes First Wing Structures

Bell completed the wing structures for the first two MV-75 Cheyenne II tiltrotors, which will soon join fuselage and engine nacelles currently progressing through assembly. Bell has announced that it ...
Smithsonian Magazine

There Are Still Thousands of Tons of Unexploded Bombs in Germany, Left Over From World War II

Flying Fortresses of the 303rd bomber group (Hell’s Angels) drop a heavy load on industrial targets in Germany. Bettmann / Corbis Shortly before 11 a.m. on March 15, 1945, the first of 36 B-17 Flying ...