General Sibley’s Southwestern conquest fell far short of his boasts.
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Norse Knarr
The Norse knarr was a utilitarian version of the iconic Viking longship
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Book Review: The Myth and Reality of German Warfare
Gerhard Gross studies German operational planning from the 1860s through the end of World War II
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Book Review: Valiant Ambition
Nathaniel Philbrick profiles Revolutionary War commanders George Washington and Benedict Arnold, their similarities and stark differences
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Book Review: Pax Romana
Adrian Goldsworthy examines the Pax Romana (27 BC–AD 180), a period of relative stability in the Roman empire
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Book Review: We March Against England
Robert Forczyk re-examines the threat Germany posed to Britain in the early years of World War II
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Book Review: God’s Wolf
Jeffrey Lee profiles Raynald of Châtillon, unapologetic French Crusader of the 12th century
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Interview: Author Hamilton Gregory / McNamara’s Folly
HAMILTON GREGORY is a best-selling textbook author and former professor at Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community […]
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Book Review: Treacherous Passage
Bill Mills revisits Germany’s World War I machinations to prompt a Mexican invasion of the United States
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Book Review: No Victory in Valhalla
Ian Gardner tracks the 3rd Battalion, 506th PIR — a no less storied unit than their fellow “Band of Brothers”