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Unlike most ghost towns, which grew out of mining, lumbering or agricultural ventures, Camp Rucker was a remote Arizona Territory cavalry post that became a ranching hub. In 1872 the government set aside the southeastern corner of the territory as the Chiricahua Indian Reservation. Four years later it closed the reservation and relocated the Chiricahuas …
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From the Crossroads: Deadly DebateThe 1st Texas Infantry earned a macabre place in history at the Battle of Antietam, suffering an 82.3 percent loss rate, the highest for the entire war.
The post From the Crossroad… Read MoreAmerican History Gazette- August 2009Found: Photos of King Assassination Scene Life magazine photographer Henry Groskinsky and writer Mike Silva arrived at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis shortly after Martin Luther Kin… Read MoreInsight: Dying to SucceedDo Union icons John Reynolds and John Sedgwick deserve their reputations? Major Generals John Fulton Reynolds and John Sedgwick died in striking circumstances that undoubtedly burn… Read MorePoetry | AWOLEugene J. McCarthy was born in Watkins, Minnesota, in 1916. He became an economics professor after earning a graduate degree from the University of Minnesota, but during World… Read MoreVoices | Keith HarmanWe need to get more veterans in the House and Senate
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