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Another Air Cadet I really enjoyed the article in the September issue by Hadley Dixon, “Letters Home.” Enclosed is a picture above of my uncle, Sam Byerley, in the 1940s, standing by a BT-14. I believe he’s at the same base, Randolph Field, shown in the article. My Uncle Sam not only trained at Randolph …
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CWT 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 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 MoreCollateral Damage: ‘Squire’ Bottom Founds a Confederate CemeteryOn the morning of October 8, 1862, Union Major General Don Carlos Buell’s Army of the Ohio faced east across rolling terrain toward Confederate General Braxton Bragg’s Army of the … 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 MoreBlue and Gray: How Lee’s ‘Old War-Horse’ Gained a New FollowingTwo dramatic scenes stand out in James Longstreet’s Confederate career. The first occurred on the evening of September 17, 1862, after a day of ghastly combat at Antietam that almo… Read More
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