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In 1871 ambushers struck a California-bound coach in Arizona Territory and murdered six of the eight people aboard. Were Indians really the culprits? In the 1870s Arizona Territory could be a hard place to live and to stay alive. Indians, particularly Apaches, periodically went on rampages, raiding homesteads and torturing and murdering settlers—men, women and …
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Book Review: Charlie Chasers by Larry Elton FletcherCharlie Chasers: History of USAF AC-119 “Shadow” Gunships in the Vietnam War, by Larry Elton Fletcher, Hellgate Press, 2013 Falling chronologically between the more famous Douglas … Read MoreGilcrease MuseumOklahoma entrepreneur Thomas Gilcrease deeded his art to Tulsa with the Gilcrease Museum
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… Read MoreBook Review: U.S. Combat ShotgunsU.S. Combat Shotguns by Leroy Thompson, Osprey Publishing, Oxford, England, 2013 The shotgun, scattering multiple rounds at close range rather than a single bullet from a distance,… Read MoreAuthor Peter CozzensPeter Cozzens reassesses the narrative of the Indian wars in his new book “The Earth Is Weeping”
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… Read MoreBook Review: Lockheed A-12 by Paul F. CrickmoreLockheed A-12: The CIA’s Blackbird and Other Variants by Paul F. Crickmore, Osprey Publishing, Oxford, England, 2014 The shooting down of Francis Gary Powers’ Lockheed U-2 by SA-2 … Read More
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