Only one astronaut has went to the Moon, the International Space Station, and blasted into orbit on the space shuttle. In 2022, he also hitched a ride aboard the record-breaking flight of Artemis I. Read “Snoopy in Space” on the latest #ASQ: s.si.edu/3HS97yc

SMH Historians What is even better than a panel on China Beach, Venereal Disease, and Zombies, Oh My? aftc.af.mil/About-Us/Jobs/… That I am hiring for the summer, and have direct hire authority. Come work with me in USAF Test history for the summer! Please share!

Looking forward to being the scholar for The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History professional dev. session with the #VeteransLegacyProgram. If you are in the San Antonio area this weekend come join us! gilderlehrman.org/news/april-27-… Texas Woman's University

It’s been a great week of promotion for the library—highlighting our Helen Foster Lecture taking place this week and featuring none other than Dr.Katherine Sharp Landdeck! Crown Publishing SMH Historians Women Also Know History WTVA 9 News Tupelo, Mississippi Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

Grading finals & it's becoming woefully clear students do not have as firm an understanding of time as I presumed. Anyone have a good timeline app/timeline game I could use in the fall? I'm thinking Quizlet only an actual timeline like the NYT Flashback game. Tks #twitterstorians

The Ingrams were released in 1959, the struggle interrupted by the Red Scare. But, as Maude White Katz wrote in 1966 in Freedomways, the Black radical women laid the foundations for the 60s and 70s activism. We would benefit to remember that. Happy Mother's Day, Rosa Lee Ingram

Clarence Sasser, an Army medic in Vietnam who was awarded the Medal of Honor for saving injured soldiers despite his own injuries from gunfire, dies at 76. stripes.com/theaters/us/20…

Are you all ready for the Day of Days Tomorrow?

Are you the lead investigator on a military project? A convenor of a War & Society related conference? Or an enthusiastic editor compiling a special issue looking for a home? If so we want to hear from you.

My The Associated Press colleagues captured Americans watching the debate across the country last night and it is stunning.

President Gerald Ford's in 1989 when asked for advice on how a woman could become president

White man tells Black journalists that his Black opponent is not Black motherjones.com/politics/2024/…

U.S. followers: For a limited time, preorder ON FREEDOM and receive one of these stickers and a video message from me. Preorder and redeem here through 8/15: timothysnyder.org/on-freedom

If you've not already seen it, the lecture is now available to watch on YouTube here: youtu.be/xC2uSKexJ_E?si…

SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OPENING OF PREVIOUSLY CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS - The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum has opened to the public recently declassified National Security Council (NSC) records. For the first time, researchers who have a continued interest in... 1/2

Hoping to start a conversation about freedom. My new book, #OnFreedom, launched today, 9/17. Crown Publishing

Talking Market Garden on the official podcast of the amazing World War II Foundation. It was an honor to share the mic with my friend Chris Kolakowski and that fine soldier Colonel Tom Rendall.

I'm hoping to start a conversation about freedom with my new book, #OnFreedom (available now). Here, I'm pleased to begin that conversation with Rachel Rachel Maddow MSNBC.

Spent Monday going to DC and back so I could attend the final walk with WWII WASP pilot Dorothy Swain Lewis Arlington National Cemetery. Dot was a talented teacher, pilot, horsewoman, musician, and artist. She was incredibly kind and welcoming. I am grateful to have called her a friend.