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This enterprising cattle dealer drove Longhorns west out of Texas to new markets in New Mexico Territory. Legend has it that in early March 1880 John Chisum faced down William H. Bonney in Beaver Smith’s saloon at Fort Sumner, New Mexico Territory. The rebellious adolescent firmly believed Chisum owed him wages for fighting on behalf …
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Footlocker: Undersea MysteryIn August 1945, Seaman First Class Louis C. Reynolds collected this Japanese garment off the surrendered sub I-14. Does its insignia reveal the name of the original owner?
The post… Read MoreTime Travel: In the Nazis’ Alpine FortressTRAFFIC BUZZES AROUND US as we drive along the busy highway a few miles east of Berchtesgaden, a quaint Bavarian town whose domed church steeples are retreating in the growing dist… Read MoreNot A Very Merry ChristmasLife for American troops on the frontline in Italy in late December 1943 brought anything but yuletide cheer
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… Read MoreCWT Today- June 2011Flora Stuart’s Battle Flag Finds a New Home The battle flag that Flora Stuart, J.E.B. Stuart’s wife, sewed for her husband is headed for permanent display at the Texas Civil … Read MoreCWT Letters from Readers- June 2011We Turned the Tables Edward H. Bonekemper’s article “The Butcher’s Bill” in the April 2011 issue, which compared Lee’s and Grant’s casualty totals during the war, was marred by a h… Read More
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