This superb fighting general defied the odds by commanding two famed infantry divisions in […]
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Reviews | Dickey Chapelle Under Fire Photographs by the First American Female War Correspondent Killed in Action
A new book describes the fighting spirit of the first American woman photographer to be killed in combat
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Reviews | Hubris: The Tragedy of War in the Twentieth Century
Exploring the linkages between conflicts that spanned from Europe to Asia
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Audio: Why I Volunteered To Fight In Vietnam
Author Tom Garvey explains what compelled him to enlist in the military during the Vietnam war. Tom Garvey’s novel “Many Beaucoup Magics” tells the story of an American Soldier and his journey during the Vietnam War.
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Peek Inside a Political Cartoonist’s Vietnam Sketchbook
With a few stark lines on paper, cartoonist Gene Basset captures colliding cultures
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What Makes A War Hero
Donald Trump’s comment about John McCain’s heroism marks our confusion around words like hero, bravery, and coward.
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Interview: Ken Burns / The Civil War
Documentary Filmmaker Ken Burns reflects on his epic series The Civil War on the eve of its 25th anniversary rerelease.
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‘The only way to win World War III is to prevent it’
Eisenhower deftly maneuvered through Cold War crises, from the threat of nuclear annihilation to domestic political turmoil
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Japanese Search Team Repatriates American War Dead
Japanese nonprofit Kuentai’s mission is to locate and repatriate remains of WWII Japanese soldiers. When they found American remains Kuentai-USA was established.
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Vietnam Vets Are Stars of Reda Productions’ Films
Lou Reda Productions, Inc., producers of “WWII in HD,” “Vietnam in HD,” and “Brothers in War,” is working on a Vietnam War miniseries featuring “home movies” shot by servicemen in Vietnam and at home.