Rare resources for an unparalleled look at U.S. military and diplomatic history
Discover new insights on international conflict, the Cold War, U.S. military history and policy decisions from post-World War I through the 21st century. Nowhere else can students and researchers gain such a comprehensive understanding of critical foreign relations from the perspective of a global superpower. Spanning declassified government documents – many published only or for the first time by ProQuest – as well as archival materials, news, journals and much more, these collections cover people and events on every continent.
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LGBTQ Rights & the U.S. Military
Discover how historical newspapers, government documents and other primary sources can uncover the voices of LGBTQ women and men in the U.S. military.
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Vietnam Veterans
Professor Andrew Hunt of the University of Waterloo gives an overview of the history of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, illustrating the importance of digitized primary sources.
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Digital National Security Archive
Explore 989,000 pages of declassified U.S. government documents that provide vital primary source research material for 20th century history, politics and international relations.
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