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Two New Perspectives on the Kent State Shootings
Just as the horrific 1968 My Lai massacre is the most notorious battlefront incident […]
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The High Cost of Victory at Hamburger Hill
The operative word in the title of James Wright’s superb book is “enduring.” It […]
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Common Men, Uncommon Valor
“Everything around you is just riddled with shrapnel. You see that right away. There […]
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Voices | Jim Roberts
The lack of assistance for the South Vietnamese is a terrible black mark on […]
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Ten Questions: General Paul X. “P.X.” Kelley
ACG interviews the former commandant of the Marine Corps. Retired General Paul Xavier “P.X.” […]
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Dispatches- Armchair General September 2014
24 Distinguished Service Crosses Upgraded to Medals of Honor Twenty-four U.S. Army veterans from […]
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Voices | Jeff Miller
I don’t see anything wrong with giving veterans preference. Few members of Congress get […]
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Voices | Maj. Gen. James Jackson
Out of 9 million U.S. veterans who served worldwide during the Vietnam War, 7 […]
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Voices | Walt Sides, Rolling Thunder
In 1973, when the first prisoners of war were freed by North Vietnam and […]