Viet Cong commandos attack the heart of South Vietnam’s high command. At 3 a.m. […]
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The Walking Marine
Recruit Corky Foster hiked over 400 miles to demonstrate his conviction that the Vietnam […]
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Voices | Chuck Hagel
The one unforgivable is the lying and deceit. That is never, ever defensible. […]
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Building a High-Flying Duo: Ju-86R vs. Spitfire Mk.IX
On September 12, 1942, two aircraft—a twin-engine Junkers Ju-86R and a Supermarine Spitfire IX, each specially modified for their missions—met in the rarefied air above southern England
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An Assault Company Commander’s Memories of the Tet Offensive
A retired four-star general recounts his experiences as a captain leading a company of 7th Cavalry troops at the height of the war.
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Rainy Sky, Bloody Ground
U.S. Marines battle well-trained and equipped NVA forces at the Battle of Cam Khe. […]
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Daily Quiz for April 6, 2017
This was the first openly professional baseball team
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Controlling Changsha, Controlling China
Now all but forgotten, Changsha was one of the most bitterly contested cities of […]
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The Best of Princes, the Best of Armies
A survivor of Rome’s glory days, Trajan’s Column celebrates an emperor’s ego and his […]
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Museum Watch: Glamorizing War
War is “the only hygiene of the world,” F. T. Marinetti wrote in his […]