Trevor Phipps
Author
For about 20 years, Trevor Phipps worked in the restaurant industry as a chef, bartender, and manager until he decided to make a career change. For the past several years, he has been a freelance journalist specializing in crime, sports, and history.
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Godwin Ajala: The Selfless Security Guard Who Saved Countless Lives During the 9/11 Attacks
When the second plane hit the World Trade Center, security guard Godwin Ajala stayed behind to help others escape—a choice that cost him his life.
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Otis Boykin: The Inventor Who Revolutionized the World of Electronics
People with heart conditions all over the world can thank Otis Boykin for a new lease on life.
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Radio Operator Sent Distress Calls Until Titanic’s Final Moments
Jack Phillips stayed at his post, sending distress calls to other ships—a decision that saved lives but cost him his own.
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Samuel Colt: The Inventor Who Revolutionized Firearms
The son of a textile manufacturer, the inventive and enthusiastic Samuel Colt brought more efficient firearms to the masses—but not without explosions.
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Susie King Taylor: The Nurse Who Documented Her Experiences in the Civil War
This Civil War nurse supported the Union army and taught fellow African Americans to read and write.
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Frank Foley: The Brave Spy Who Saved Thousands During the Holocaust
One humble, faith-driven, and quiet man risked his own life to grant travel paperwork to 10,000 Jews during World War II.
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Pliny the Elder: He Bravely Faced Vesuvius
This Roman commander and scholar sacrificed his life to save his friends during the volcanic eruption.
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Saving Babies With the Apgar Score
Dr. Virginia Apgar devised a test to determine if a newborn was healthy.
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Richard Bell Davies Dares an Aircraft Rescue
A flight lieutenant saves a fellow pilot in enemy territory during World War I.
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Godwin Ajala: The Selfless Security Guard Who Saved Countless Lives During the 9/11 Attacks
When the second plane hit the World Trade Center, security guard Godwin Ajala stayed behind to help others escape—a choice that cost him his life.
|
Otis Boykin: The Inventor Who Revolutionized the World of Electronics
People with heart conditions all over the world can thank Otis Boykin for a new lease on life.
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Radio Operator Sent Distress Calls Until Titanic’s Final Moments
Jack Phillips stayed at his post, sending distress calls to other ships—a decision that saved lives but cost him his own.
|
Samuel Colt: The Inventor Who Revolutionized Firearms
The son of a textile manufacturer, the inventive and enthusiastic Samuel Colt brought more efficient firearms to the masses—but not without explosions.
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Susie King Taylor: The Nurse Who Documented Her Experiences in the Civil War
This Civil War nurse supported the Union army and taught fellow African Americans to read and write.
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Frank Foley: The Brave Spy Who Saved Thousands During the Holocaust
One humble, faith-driven, and quiet man risked his own life to grant travel paperwork to 10,000 Jews during World War II.
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Pliny the Elder: He Bravely Faced Vesuvius
This Roman commander and scholar sacrificed his life to save his friends during the volcanic eruption.
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Saving Babies With the Apgar Score
Dr. Virginia Apgar devised a test to determine if a newborn was healthy.
|
Richard Bell Davies Dares an Aircraft Rescue
A flight lieutenant saves a fellow pilot in enemy territory during World War I.
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