A Q&A with Harvard history professor Fredrik Logevall on what might have been between Vietnam and the U.S.
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Back to Guam
When the navy ordered me to Guam last winter, I was less than enthusiastic […]
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Daily Quiz for January 24, 2019
He won the 1992 Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography.
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Daily Quiz for January 7, 2019
Operation Linebacker II is informally and more generally known as this. The Christmas Bombing […]
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A Combat Medic Remembers Tet
Reconnaissance aircraft had spotted a strong Viet Cong force dug in and ready to […]
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Attack On Quang Tri
Like Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge, Quang Tri City was a vital […]
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First days of the Tet Offensive for the 459th Signal Battalion
Activated at Morris Field in Charlotte, N.C., on August 10, 1942, the 459th Signal […]
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Interview: Colonel Raymond Bluhm / An Adviser Takes Command
During the fight for Landing Zone Pat in August 1967, Colonel Raymond Bluhm’s company […]
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Birds vs Cong
A one-minute delay helped the 191st Assault Helicopter Company annihilate a massive ground assault. […]
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Personality: Dale Richey
Dale Richey joined the U.S. Army at age 18. After Airborne School, he moved […]