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Remembering the Civil War: Reunion and the Limits of Reconciliation Caroline E. Janney, University of North Carolina Press On the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg in 1913, former Confederate soldier and then-Virginia Governor William H. Mann declared, “There is no North, no South, no rebels, no Yanks.” Mann was repeating a shibboleth, familiar …
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Battle Films: Elegy for the LostBattle Films columnist Mark Grimsley explores how a Japanese anime film reflected the emotions of wartime Japanese society
The post Battle Films: Elegy for the Lost appeared first … Read MoreMills Bomb: Trench TerrorThe Mills bomb, officially called the No. 5 hand grenade, is one of the most iconic weapons of the 20th century. Named after its British inventor, William Mills, who drew inspirati… Read MoreLetters from Readers- MHQ Spring 2015War and Evolution Wayne Lee’s excellent article on the origins of warfare was both intellectually stimulating and a little disquieting for what was omitted and for how things were … Read MoreDoble Model E – Last of the Red-Hot SteamersAbner Doble spent his life trying to turn boiling water into speed—and success
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… Read MoreCold War Armageddon’s Dubious ArsenalMarc G. DeSantis discusses some of the strangest and most controversial nuclear weapons programs of the 20th century. M28/M29 Davy Crockett These man-portable recoilless rifles wer… Read More
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