At the height of desperation, the Nazis did something unthinkable—swapping rifles for muskets to stage a propaganda epic.

The Taunton Muskets have been crowned the inaugural Double A Division champions. They beat the Cardiff Merlins 17-15 in a ...

During the 1812-1814 war with Napoleon, it made half a million army muskets, with monthly production exceeding 13,000 units. The era of steam-driven machinery then enabled an overhaul of ...

The muskets were found on the wreck of a British Loyalist ship that sank off St. Augustine in December 1782, during a frenzied British effort to evacuate troops, Loyalists and enslaved Africans ...

In 1758, during the French and Indian War, the future president saved lives by stepping into the middle of a deadly skirmish in Pennsylvania ...

“Women with Muskets” is a program to explore women’s roles in the military during the Civil War. “Somewhere around 400 to 1000, we’ll never really know how many women, disguised themselves as men and ...

In 1789, when the first 10 constitutional amendments--now known at the Bill of Rights--were proposed by the 1st Congress of the United States, the most common small arms were flintlock muskets and ...

The Muskets have a chance to change their fortunes in a midweek game against Beenleigh. Originally published as Double pain for struggling Muskets in Sunday shut-out ...

Broadway hit Hamilton will eliminate the use of muskets from its performance at the Tony Awards on Sunday night, in the wake of the deadly mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando. The musical ...