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A Wartime Christmas: History, Food, and Fellowship at Ghosts of the Battlefield
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A Wartime Christmas: History, Food, and Fellowship at Ghosts of the Battlefield

Guests gathered for a holiday open house at Ghosts of the Battlefield, exploring history while sharing wartime-inspired food and stories.
Holiday Lights & Living History: Little Whiskey Rolls Through Virginia Beach
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Ghosts of the Battlefield returned to the Virginia Beach Holiday Parade, bringing USS Wisconsin history to life aboard Little Whiskey.
Lt. Mary Kraus – A Nurse in the Forgotten Theater
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"More Than a Game: Football, Freedom, and the Ghosts of the Battlefield at Thanksgiving"
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"More Than a Game: Football, Freedom, and the Ghosts of the Battlefield at Thanksgiving"

This Thanksgiving article explores the deep connection between football, freedom, and military service—highlighting famous players who served and the unseen sacrifices behind our traditions.

X-Ray to Albany: The Five Days That Rewrote the Vietnam War
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X-Ray to Albany: The Five Days That Rewrote the Vietnam War

The Battle of Ia Drang (Nov 1965) was the first major U.S.–NVA clash, proving the war would be far longer and bloodier than anyone expected
The Naval Battle of Guadalcanal: The Night the Pacific Turned
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The Naval Battle of Guadalcanal: The Night the Pacific Turned

The Naval Battle of Guadalcanal (Nov. 12–15, 1942) was a fierce series of night fights where U.S. ships stopped Japan from retaking the island. Despite heavy losses, America held Henderson Field and turned the tide of the Pacific War.
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