

Hauntings, astronauts, and warplanes on the USS Hornet (with Laura Fies)
"I consider ghost stories the clickbait of history," says Laura Fies, Executive Director of the USS Hornet Museum. While supernatural tales are a fun thrill for visitors, they also serve as a powerful accessory to historical education. "We will teach them history... We'll inject it somehow and they'll walk away…
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