Fighting for VMI and the Confederacy forever changed Moses Ezekiel’s life, and his artwork […]
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President Garfield’s Proving Ground
In a forlorn Kentucky valley, greenhorn Colonel James A. Garfield aggressively tracked his enemy. […]
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Against All Odds
Diehard Rebels refused to accept defeat, finding strength in God, rumor and their own […]
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Spring Hill: A Confederate Might Have Been
During a late November 1864 night, the Confederate Army of Tennessee missed the chance […]
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Game Review: 5 Games of 2006
Video games built around World War II outnumber all other history-related games combined. In […]
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Book Review: My Dear Mr. Stalin / The Complete Correspondence of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Joseph V. Stalin
My Dear Mr. Stalin: The Complete Correspondence of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Joseph V. […]
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Book Review: Stalin and His Hangmen / The Tyrant and Those Who Killed for Him
Stalin and His Hangmen: The Tyrant and Those Who Killed for Him by Donald […]
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WWII Book Review: Arnhem 1944
Arnhem 1944 by William F. Buckingham, Tempus Publishing, Shroud, Gloucestershire, 2005, $20 Students of […]
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When My B-29 Was Shot and Lost an Engine, We Needed a Miracle — and Got One
Our Superfortress had been hit in the No. 3 engine, and the propeller was spinning out of control. Our only hope was to make it to Iwo Jima, 600 miles away.
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No Stone Unturned
The U.S. Army improved its laboratory and investigation methods after World War II to […]