Day of Death in Dutchman’s Curve
Two locomotives collided head-on west of Nashville in 1918, an accident believed to have killed more people than any other U.S. train wreck.
Two locomotives collided head-on west of Nashville in 1918, an accident believed to have killed more people than any other U.S. train wreck.
‘Jeep disease’ and ‘destroyer stomach’ were new terms explained to the Southern Medical Society by Army and Navy doctors in 1943.