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An observant clerk opined on Lee, slavery and strategy. A deep chasm runs through Civil War literature, separating military and nonmilitary topics. Historians interested in the home front too often explore only politics, society, civilian morale and the economics of the war, and scarcely offer a nod toward the campaigning of massive armies. In many …
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Wandering SoulsA chance encounter on a steamy jungle trail begins a 40-year odyssey for tormented spirits seeking peace and redemption. Two days before he would kill Hoang Ngoc Dam, 1st Lieutenan… Read MoreThe Backstory of Vietnam’s PulitzersA veteran photo editor and critic delves into the stories—and the men—behind the greatest photographs from the war. Guerrilla war in Vietnam was frustrating. The fighting was every… Read MoreMcNamara and MeMy encounter with the master of deceit and deception epitomizes the true legacy of Robert Strange McNamara. Just before 9 on the night of January 6, 2004, I was waiting in the lobb… Read MorePlease Rescue Me!The miracle landing of a two-seat Cessna—with a family of seven aboard—on the deck of USS Midway. As the small plane buzzed in low, a tiny object plummeted to the flight deck like … Read MoreVietnam Book Review: Vietnam at WarVietnam at War by Mark Philip Bradley, Oxford University Press, 2009 Historian Mark Bradley is a serious scholar. A professor at the University of Chicago, Bradley already has an i… Read More
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