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Minnesota’s murals After reading “The War’s Over in Minnesota,” in the Field Notes section of your July 2014 issue, I must say that not only was I extremely outraged, but also disgusted and disturbed by Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton questioning the “propriety” of five beautiful Civil War murals that adorn the conference room in the …
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Valor: Down with His SubmarineCaptain John Cromwell U.S. Navy Medal of Honor Caroline Islands Nov. 19, 1943 In November 1943, U.S. Navy Captain John Philip Cromwell fought a deadly game with the Japanese and lo… Read MoreFrench Fiasco in EgyptNapoléon Bonaparte had grand ambitions when he landed in Egypt in 1798. A British flotilla and the desert country itself would thwart his dreams of empire. On June 9, 1798, the peo… Read MoreWhat We Learned: from the Mayaguez IncidentU.S. military prestige was at an ebb in 1975. Its war in Vietnam had ended in defeat, and the Khmer Rouge had taken Phnom Penh and extended Cambodia’s territorial waters to 90 mile… Read MoreKiller U-BoatsPrior to World War I, Krupp’s shipyard in Kiel, Germany, turned a maritime novelty into a deadly naval weapon. World War I saw the first widespread use of four game-changing weapon… Read MoreRight Man, Right TimeTo win a brutal bush war in Malaya, General Sir Gerald Templer went back to the basics. “Over large areas of the country,” wrote British journalist Malcolm Muggeridge in the London… Read More
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