Wyatt and brothers had Western connections galore in California and elsewhere after their Tombstone days.
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‘Digital Dunkirk’: How Social Media was Used to Evacuate Afghan Allies
Amid the chaos in Afghanistan, those in need of saving aren’t relying on boats, but texts and social media posts
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Majestic Mounts: The Bond Between Horse and Soldier
Through fire and fury, fighting men formed special bonds with their war horses.
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Saving Captain Vizcarra: A Downed Fighter Pilot’s Rescue from North Vietnam
When downed fighter pilot Victor Vizcarra parachuted into North Vietnam, a helicopter rescue team had to find him before the enemy did.
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Spanish Republican Aces: Book Review
Despite the Cold War, McCarthyism and the general disrepute into which communism has fallen in America, there remains a lingering fascination and sympathy with the Republican cause in Spain.
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New Exhibition to Examine the Oft Forgotten Eastern Front of WWI
The exhibit is set to open on August 27
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Book review: Valcour / The 1776 Campaign That Saved the Cause of Liberty
The Battle of Valcour Island, fought on Lake Champlain in 1776, was the climactic naval action of the Revolutionary War.
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Viking ‘Bear’ Naked Warriors: A Closer Look at Berserkers
Berserker warriors fought naked, bit their shields, and wore bearskins – or did they? A closer look at the Viking equivalent of Special Forces
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Spymaster ‘Wild Bill’ Donovan’s WWI Exploits Profiled in Graphic Novel
While Donovan’s WWII exploits are fairly well-known, AUSA’s latest graphic novel highlights his time in the trenches of World War I
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Taliban Photo Appears to Mock Iwo Jima Flag Raising in Latest Propaganda Push
The Taliban’s media wing wasted little time releasing droves of new propaganda in the wake of its ascension to power