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Focused on the Photos I would like your help in identifying the rifle on page 40 of Phil Stern’s story “Still Focused,” (November/December 2013). A Ranger is taking aim with what appears to be a rifle with a Springfield 1903/1903A3 action and stock, but whose shortened barrel ends in what looks like a compensator from …
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ACW Book Review: Operational BattlefieldAmerica’s Civil War: The Operational Battlefield 1861-1863 by Brian Holden Reid, Prometheus Books, 2008, $34.98 One can read extensively in Civil War historiography and not o… Read MoreACW Review: Cenantua’s Blog(cenantua.wordpress.com) Civil War blogger Robert Moore’s online moniker is “Cenantua,” which is believed by many to be the source of the word “Shenandoah” and the name of the trib… Read MoreTrees: Silent SurvivorsDedicated park rangers help preserve trees that weathered the war’s most brutal battles—and all the decades since. Forget Bloody Lane and the Dunker Church. On a sunny morning in M… Read MoreACW Book Review: Thomas Ewing, Jr.Thomas Ewing, Jr.: Frontier Lawyer and Civil War General by Ronald D. Smith, University of Missouri Press, 2008, $44.95 The name of Ohioan Thomas Ewing Jr. crops up in many Civil W… Read MoreACW Book Review: Lincoln at PeoriaLincoln at Peoria: The Turning Point by Lewis E. Lehrman, Stackpole Books, 2008, $29.95 For five years following his lone term as a U.S. congressman in 1847-49, Abraham Lincoln rem… Read More
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