WPS FIELD GUIDE
It is September 11, 1297. A Scottish commoner with no title, no crown, and no professional army stands at the north end of Stirling Bridge...
It is April 19, 1775. The sun is barely up over Lexington, Massachusetts. On the green, a group of colonial militiamen, farmers, tradesmen, fathers,...
The great civilizations of the past didn’t typically collapse all at once. They eroded slowly away until suddenly they died away or continued as...
Some leaders are remembered for the empires they build, like Caesar Augustus, Queen Victoria, and Thomas Jefferson. Others are remembered for the worlds they...
History often crowns men with titles they did not ask for. But few kings have ever carried a title as heavy—nor as heroic—as the...
This morning, I found myself in a rare and quiet moment—just me, some coffee, and the early light filtering through the kitchen window. As...
Today we’re taking a break from guns and gear to bring you another Warrior Poet Profile from the pages of our past. If you...
The grandiose world of wokeness tends to cast shade on the real world of reality and its seminal figures, so I like to bring...
In a world where TikTok increasingly shapes worldviews and where some young adults can't tell you a thing about World War 2 or any...
How often do you suffer, or even seek out, discomfort, even torturous discomfort, in the pursuit of a worthy cause? Let's talk about Sir...
There’s this trending question popular right now on social media: “How often do you think about the Roman Empire?” And I have to admit,...