The Soviet-made S-75 Dvina (NATO reporting name SA-2 Guideline) surface-to-air missile was a Cold War design adapted for nonnuclear warfare
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A New Look at Ia Drang
Recent findings offer another view of the famous 1965 battle.
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In the Dark and Out of Luck
Modern American intelligence gathering, not yet a science, can still leave military forces lost […]
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The Tet Offensive, 52 Years On
It is hard to believe that 52 years have passed since the start of […]
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Flying Container Ship: The XC-120
The Fairchild XC-120 “Pack plane” featured an intriguing modular transport design that never achieved […]
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Interview: Charles A. Krohn / Author of The Lost Battalion
In 1993 retired Lt. Col. Charles A. Krohn shocked the U.S. Army with his […]
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Big Catch in the Fishhook
A secret foray into Cambodia produced the intelligence that undercut a major Communist attack […]
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What Really Happened in Pinkville?
The Army lawyer who dissected the Calley trial testimony deconstructs the mythology that still […]
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Ribbons on a GI’s uniform
As I was walking my boxer named Corporal one day, I decided it was […]
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This Light Tank Was a Mainstay of ARVN Armored Units
A mainstay of ARVN armored units right up to the fall of South Vietnam.