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The Father He Knew Only From Photographs
The son of a Green Beret takes a movie camera on his journey to learn about Sgt. Fitts’ last mission.
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Nixon’s Cambodian Incursion
The war’s ‘most successful’ military operation that was a disaster at home.
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DNA Changed the Way We Think About MIAs
Sarah E. Wagner’s excellent book, What Remains, is an exhaustively researched account of America’s […]
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Thieves Among Honor: Counterfeit Veterans
There is no hard count of how many people have lied about their military service, but one expert thinks the number is in the millions.
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Benjamin Ferencz, Last Surviving Nuremberg Trials Prosecutor, Turns 101
“Aside from the fact that [Otto Ohlendorf] killed 90,000 Jews, I’m sure he was […]
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POWs: Returning to a Society They Did Not Recognize
The pain continued for many POWs even after they came home.
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The Tokarev TT33 Semiautomatic Pistol
The Red Army owed a great debt of gratitude to Fyodor Vasilevich Tokarev (1871-1968). […]
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Interview: Captain Kenneth Ruiz / 30 Years Above and Beneath the Sea
Captain Kenneth Ruiz calls surviving three wars just ‘the luck of the draw.’
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The My Canh Girl
A bloodied child became the symbol of horror when Viet Cong bombs exploded at a Saigon restaurant.