Though the British were the first to adorn the lightweight madras cloth they discovered in India with plaid, Americans are most responsible for its popularity and continuing its colorful legacy.

It started with a found object: an old matchbook from Naval Air Station Miami with a defunct logo of a boxing alligator in a bomb. The cartoon bomb is at a downward angle, moments from destroying its target. Inside the bomb, the golden gator has it’s teeth bared and...

For those of you looking for a realistic depiction of Korean War-era naval aviation look no further than The Bridges of Toko-Ri (1954). The film focuses on a group of Naval Aviators preparing for a treacherous strike upon a heavily guarded set of bridges located deep...

The term "Gunboat" dates back to the post-WWII era, where American tastes called for things that were bigger, bolder and more durable. A distinctly American version of the classic Brogue became popular: the Longwing...

Today we honor the nearly 20 million living veterans who selflessly served our country in the Armed Forces. It is important to take a step back from our daily labors and pursuits...

This was an enjoyable pairing that showcased the work of the expert blenders/artisans of whiskies and tobaccos. The sweet punchiness of the Hibiki Harmony helped...

S&A sat down with Michael Hill, Creative Director of Drake's London to discuss his style, his company and what he drinks when the clock strikes five.

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