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Interview: John Koster / Wild West Author
No survivors with George Armstrong Custer at the Little Bighorn in June 1876? John Koster, author of Custer Survivor, says otherwise.
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What If America’s “Arsenal of Democracy” Had Failed to Materialize?
No number of errors in mobilization could have throttled the increase in U.S. production, but serious blunders were still possible.
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Your Nations Shall Be Exterminated
MHQ recently won honors for this story about how the U.S. Army pacified the Northwest Indians.
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Where is General George Meade
How Union General George G. Meade became the Rodney Dangerfield of the Civil War
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Marathon: Attack on the Run
Persia’s mighty army proved no match for the fired-up Athenian veterans in their epic close-quarters 490 BC battle
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Building the Army of the Potomac
Stephen Sears writes of how the Army of the Potomac’s politically appointed generals and short-term volunteer troops nearly unhinged Lincoln’s plans in 1861 to win the Civil War.
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‘The Battle for Marjah’ HBO Documentary – Marines in Afghanistan
‘The Battle for Marjah,’ a new HBO documentary, takes viewers into the front lines of the biggest battle of the war in Afghanistan.
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Interview: Mark van de Logt / Author/Historian
Pawnee Scouts in the U.S. Army get their due, thanks to Van de Logt, a Kansan researcher born in the Netherlands.
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‘The Greely Expedition’ – Duty, Honor and Arctic Ice
This review of American Experience: The Greely Expedition praises the way filmmaker Rob Rapley subtly utilizes visuals and simple music to tell this story of a promising 19th-century scientific adventure that devolved into loss and despair