Germany at War: 400 Years of Military History by David T. Zabecki, editor; William […]
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Surgery in the Front Lines
Starting in World War I, military hospitals moved closer and closer to bullets-flying combat, […]
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Book Review: ‘We Fought Desperate’
‘We Fought Desperate’: A History of the 153rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment By Jeffery […]
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Lee’s Last Ditch Effort
His army was crumbling and the Yankees were everywhere. Could one more gamble work? […]
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‘Lick ’em to-morrow, though’: First Day at the Battle of Shiloh
Soldiers on both sides expected the Federals to retreat after the first day at […]
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Letter From Wild West – April 2017
The unlikely friendship of soft-spoken frontiersman Tom Jeffords and imposing Apache Chief Cochise fascinated generations of Americans
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Rip Ford’s Risky Ranger Raid
Flouting Texas’ jurisdiction, John Salmon ‘Rip’ Ford’s Rangers and their Indian allies rode into the heart of Comancheria in the spring of 1858
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What We Learned From the Battle of New Orleans
With the formal signing of the Treaty of Ghent on Dec. 24, 1814, the […]
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The Last Imperial German: Hermann Ehrhardt
Hermann Ehrhardt fought for his country in World War I, fought to save it […]
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The Lion’s Last Roar: Marshal Michel Ney
Napoléon’s beloved Marshal Michel Ney went down swinging a broken sword for France—only to […]