Henry King Burgwyn, Jr., of the 26th North Carolina Infantry left Virginia Military Institute after the war began and rose in rank to become colonel of...
Field glasses and telescopes loomed large in the Civil War. Used by soldiers and sailors to gain an edge over their enemies, it comes as no surprise that...
James Downey, a private in the hard-fighting 2nd Ohio Cavalry, survived numerous operations during the war. His luck ran out on April 1, 1865, during the...
Representative Mexican War era portraits of West Pointers, Regulars and volunteers from the Dr. William Schultz include future President Franklin Pierce...
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Military Images has spent the last five years rethinking advertising. We’ve evolved from offering a single set of print magazine options to a new...
By Ron Coddington When I came into possession of MI in 2013, one of my first orders of business was to establish a presence on social media. Regular posts...
We remember one of the most significant battles of the war and the Western Theater through representative portraits and stories of more than two dozen...
In our third and final installment tracing the history of Lookout Mountain and Chattanooga, Tenn., before, during and after the Civil War, Dr. Anthony...
A newspaper ad for Mathew Brady’s New York City gallery warned readers, “Never delay the important business of getting your Portrait; you cannot tell...
