In the year 1258, more than 100,000 soldiers amassed outside the great Islamic city of Baghdad. They were the Mongol Army, led by the grandson of the fearsome Genghis Khan. Within weeks, they'd left ...

Mongolian Army Col. T. Galbadrakh, right, presents UNG College of Arts & Letters associate dean and professor of Central Eurasian history Tim May with challenge coins from the various components of ...

Trained in combat and Sunni Islam from a young age, the Mamluks were an army of former slaves. The rulers of the Islamic world in the 1200s were not born into aristocracy or priesthood, as was the ...

The history of people is the history of wars. From the very beginnings of the history of mankind and ancient civilizations (Egypt, China, Mesopotamia) to the current moments already deep in the 21st ...

In March, Mongolian President Khurelsukh Ukhnaa commissioned Mongolia’s first female Brigadier General, Bolor Ganbold, who currently heads the Military Training and Education Department of the General ...

Mongolian peacekeepers are awarded the United Nations Medal for their commitment and service to the UN and the people of South Sudan during a ceremony in Bentiu, May 8, 2017. Credit: UNMISS/Amanda ...