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This list focuses on five titles among many worthy examples of outstanding recent scholarship on the vastly neglected Asian-Pacific War. (The sixth and idiosyncratic pick is just one of my all-time favorites.) The Battle for China: Essays on the Military History of the Sino-Japanese War of 1937-1945 Mark Peattie, Edward Drea, Hans van de Ven …
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The Cornfield BomberHow an unpiloted supersonic fighter became the most notorious ghost rider of all time. Unpiloted aircraft have taken off on their own, usually after a pilot hand-props … Read MoreLetters from Readers- MHQ Winter 2015Outmoded New Model Jim Lacey and Sharon Tosi Lacey’s article on Oliver Cromwell “The Curse of Cromwell,” Autumn 2014 helped flesh out the man, but King Charles II had other reasons… Read MoreLet There Be Light: How a PTSD Film Worried the ArmyAiming to illuminate an invisible combat injury, a groundbreaking film became a casualty itself
The post Let There Be Light: How a PTSD Film Worried the Army appeared first on Hist… Read MoreLaws of War: Uniting a Fractious GreecePhilip II, in his 20s when he ascended the throne of Macedon in 359 B.C., had ambitious ideas for his backward realm at the edge of the feuding city-states of Greece. Under his rul… Read MoreFootlocker: Clash of the Elites–A Mysterious HelmetCurators at the National World War II Museum solve a reader's question about a mysterious WWII Japanese naval helmet with writing on it.
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