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According to one source it was Adolf Hitler himself who first floated the idea for an aerial assault on the lynchpin of Belgium’s frontline defenses. “I have read something of your work with gliders,” he told General Kurt Student, commander of Germany’s first paratroop division. “I think some of your attack gliders could land on …
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Somehow Blow the BridgeU.S. Marine advisors undertake a herculean task to stem the onrushing tide of the North Vietnamese Army. Marine Corporal Chuck Goggin, 1st Platoon radio operator for Lima Company, … Read MoreHead for the StormOn the bloody battlefield of Vietnam’s Ia Drang Valley and in the burning tower of the Word Trade Center, Rick Rescorla entered the maelstrom and helped others get out alive. Rick … Read MoreUnknown Soldier: Being ThereBritish military engineer John Montrésor somehow found himself in the thick of things whenever history was made in 18th-century America. On February 20, 1760, near the height of th… Read MoreVoices | Richard ArmitageRichard Armitage, a Navy adviser assisting South Vietnamese units during the war and later a State Department official working with Colin Powell, experienced something in Vietnam t… Read MoreMHQ Winter 2014- CommentsU.S. Forests Fair Game in WWII Bill Yenne’s well-done though rather too concise article “When Japan Bombed Oregon,” Autumn 2013 on the September 1942 Japanese bombing of the mainla… Read More
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