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Confronted with the moral complexities of their duties in Vietnam, chaplains often found that one religious value conflicted with another. Military chaplains know they must be moral examples to the troops or lose their credibility as clergy. They also know they must be able relate to those troops—on the base and on the battlefield—or lose …
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Allied Ace of Aces: René Fonck‘He is a tiresome braggart, and even a bore, but in the air, a slashing rapier,’ wrote Claude Haegelen of squadron mate René Fonck—and he was one of Fonck’s best friends. When Germ… Read MoreThe Magnificent MerlinThe course of World War II would have been very different without Rolls-Royce’s immortal engine. The British Overseas Airways Corporation flight from Stockholm, Sweden, landed at a… Read MoreAviation History Book Review: Contrails Over the MojaveContrails Over the Mojave: The Golden Age of Jet Fighter Testing at Edwards Air Force Base by George J. Marrett, Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, Md., 2008, $29.95. There is alway… Read MoreTwo Electras in Search of Howland IslandThirty years after Amelia Earhart vanish, another woman flier set out to retrace her unfinished journey. The Lockheed Model 10 Electra circled above the vast Pacific, its crew memb… Read MoreFirst Blood in Korean SkiesIn a brief but eventful combat career, the F-82 Twin Mustang proved its worth over Korea. By early 1945 it seemed obvious to the Allies that Japan would never surrender and the onl… Read More
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