The U.S. 93rd Bomb Group saw action over Western Europe, North Africa, Italy and Rumania.
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On the Road to Victory: The Red Ball Express
More than 6,000 trucks kept gasoline and other vital supplies rolling in as American troops and tanks pushed the Germans back toward their homeland.
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The Last Raider
Following the exploits of her illustrious predecessors, the career of the German commerce raider Stier came to an embarrassing end.
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Perspectives: Stalingrad Foes Meet Again
An American diplomat witnessed an extraordinary reunion in once war-torn Stalingrad.
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USS Batfish on Patrol
On patrol north of the Philippine island of Luzon, USS Batfish destroyed three Japanese submarines in four nights.
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AN UNGRATEFUL NATION
While working as an agricultural expert for the Bureau of Indian Affairs after WW II, the author co-wrote a report that revealed the desperate plight of the Navajo people who lived on the brink of starvation in the American Southwest.
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American History: April 1997 From the Editor
Thoughts on History As we were preparing this issue of American History, which includes […]
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American History: August 1997 From the Editor
Thoughts on History One of my fondest memories from the 15 years that my […]
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American History Today: February 1997
Thoughts on History As you read [the print] issue, you will notice a new […]
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American History: April 1997 From the Editor
Thoughts on History In It Happened in Brooklyn: An Oral History of Growing Up […]