Legendary Zero pilot Saburo Sakai was Japan’s most recognized ace, but few knew the man behind the legend
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Advisers Targeted for Destruction
A small advisory team’s success at ‘clear and hold’ in the most hostile district […]
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The Backstory of Vietnam’s Pulitzers
A veteran photo editor and critic delves into the stories—and the men—behind the greatest […]
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ACW Book Review: Lincoln’s Darkest Year
Lincoln’s Darkest Year: The War in 1862 by William Marvel, Houghton Mifflin, 2008, $30 […]
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Yankee Fugitives on the Lam
Hunted across the wilds of the Carolinas after a daring escape, John Ennis thought […]
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Interview: Gary W. Gallagher / A Career of Note
According to Gary Gallagher, prolific scholar and professor who has mentored leading Civil War experts, Civil War history is more vibrant than ever.
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Book Review: Decision in the Heartland
Decision in the Heartland: The Civil War in the West by Steven E. Woodworth, […]
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ACW Book Review: The Rebel and the Rose
The Rebel and the Rose: James A. Semple, Julia Gardiner Tyler, and the Lost […]
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Trees: Silent Survivors
Dedicated park rangers help preserve trees that weathered the war’s most brutal battles—and all […]
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Don’t Mess with Stonewall
Andrew Jackson Grigsby’s fury was an advantage on the battlefield, but it sure didn’t […]