Winter hats with pom-poms have been worn for centuries – but did you know they actually used to serve important purposes?
The fluffy bobbles on winter hats weren't always just purely for decoration – they actually have various practical reasons ...
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People only just realise why winter hats often have pom-poms on them
From the Viking era to modern fashion, people have worn pom-poms on their hats for various reasons – and contrary to popular ...
As a result, Angus is gaining popularity among impressionable anti-MAGA youth in the United States, many of whom now believe ...
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A Skirmish Early in George Washington’s Military Career Helped Define Him. It Could Have Killed Him
New evidence helps resolve enduring mysteries about a 1758 incident that nearly cost the future president his life—and shaped ...
THUNDER BAY — Centuries old yet still alive, the New Year’s levee continues to open the year with tradition and meaning. The ...
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Scots soldier shot in the head in Afghanistan shares pride caring for regiment’s famous pony
Corporal Rory Stewart says caring for his regiment’s famous Shetland pony mascot gives him immense pride and purpose, despite ...
4th Battalion, the Royal Regiment of Scotland, are spending the festive period deployed in Cyprus. The soldiers from 4th Battalion, the Royal Regiment of Scotland, are currently based in Cyprus (PA) ...
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With the Oregon Ducks welcoming the James Madison Dukes to Autzen Stadium for the program's first ever first round College Football Playoff game, the Ducks continued showing the power of their ...
Yellowed by time and brown around the edges, the four- by-seven-inch booklet titled “Regulation for the Order and Discipline of the Troops of the United States” helped transform the Continental Army ...
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