Republic of Korea veteran Han Jin-Hwan felt it was his duty to take part in the Vietnam War. He shares his story with Vietnam magazine.
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Book Review: Showing A New Side to Rommel At War
MHQ Senior Editor Jerry Morelock reviews “Erwin Rommel: First War, A New Look At Infantry Attacks.”
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Stetson Invented the Cowboy Hat, Westerners Gave It Wings
Frontier luminaries Buffalo Bill and Tom Mix spread its fame, but everyday cowboys made it their own.
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How the Cast of ‘Masters of the Air’ Transformed into the Bloody 100th
The much-anticipated “Masters of the Air,” debuts Friday on Apple TV+
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Did This Vietnamese Pilot Really Shoot Down a B-52?
Maybe not, but the Soviets sent him into space anyway.
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This German General Made a Deal with the Devil
German General Ludwig Beck
supported the Nazis—until he didn’t. He paid with his life.
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A ‘School of Crime, With Ma Barker Their Teacher’
No argument that Kate Barker and her sons and cohorts were outlaws. But were they really as deviant as Herbert Hoover believed?
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The SVD Dragunov Rifle Was a Deadly Menace in Vietnam
U.S. intel agencies allegedly placed a bounty on this formidable weapon.
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Was George Armstrong Custer Really A Terrible Strategist?
Did Custer simply walk into disaster at the Little Bighorn? Here’s an in-depth look at his last military decisions.
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Did Egyptian Belly Dancers Act As Spies in World War II?
Egyptian cabaret belly dancing was all the rage in North Africa. Was it one of the war’s secret weapons?