Guderian: Panzer Pioneer or Myth Maker? By Russell Hart. 146 pp. Potomac Books, 2006. […]
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Gunners at Arnhem
The heroism of a little-known artillery unit staved off an even greater debacle at […]
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Who Really Won the War?
Soviet sacrifice and criminality are the unspoken truths of World War II. As a […]
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A Young Marine at Tulagi
A young marine comes of age on 31/2 square miles of island jungle in […]
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The Man on the Trail of the Nazi A-bomb
The first five Allied vehicles to enter Paris on its day of liberation from […]
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A Gritty City That Armed America
Decades ago, when I sailed my small sloop from Richmond, California, into San Francisco […]
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A Combat Nurse’s Exhausting Sorrows, Unexpected Joys
Army nurse June Wandrey stood five feet two inches tall with, in her words, […]
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Conversation with T. Michael Moseley: World War II Lessons for Today’s Air Force
As the eighteenth chief of staff of the United States Air Force, Gen. T. […]
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WWII Today- October 2007
The Last of the First Flag Raisers on Iwo Jima Two flags were raised […]
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Civil Air Patrol’s Combat Pilots
During the early stages of World War II, the Civil Air Patrol played a […]