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Stirring posters created by Vietnamese combat artists on the battlefield inspired communist forces to victory. The North Vietnamese Communists waged war against first the French (1946-54) and later the Americans (1960-75) from a position of inferiority in firepower and mechanized mobility. This forced them to utilize traditional low-level technology against their far superior opponents. North …
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Letter From Wild West – August 2016Carson’s contempt for the Jicarillas was ingrained by the time he became Indian agent
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… Read MoreBook Review: Rough RidersMark Lee Gardner's book addresses the Rough Rider myths and relates what the troopers actually did
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… Read MoreBook Review: The Old WestStephen Hyslop's overview of the Old West relates a very American history of the region and its diverse peoples
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… Read MoreBook Review: Bad Company and Burnt PowderBob Alexander presents a dozen detailed profiles of lesser-known Southwestern frontier figures
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… Read MoreBook Review: Soldiers in the Army of FreedomIan Spurgeon provides a history of the first black regiment to fight in the Union Army—the 1st Kansas Volunteer Infantry (Colored)
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