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A lifelong adventurer steered into unexpected trouble while serving in the Afrika Corps. DURING THE 1930s, Austrian travel writer Max Reisch earned fame for exploits such as motorcycling from Vienna to Bombay. In the Wehrmacht, his mechanical prowess got him assigned as a transport engineer, running a 900-vehicle Afrika Korps motor pool. A deft scrounger …
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Welcome to Rolling Thunder XXVISince 1987, the goal of Rolling Thunder has been to make certain that we, as a nation, never forget our service members who are prisoners of war, nor our missing in action. In 1988… Read MorePOWs Party in StyleJust weeks after their release from North Vietnamese prisons, former American POWs were feted at a White House gala of epic proportions. THE MOST POPULAR socialites in Washington w… Read MoreVietnam- Letters from Readers April 2013Tet Pix Fix The caption to the picture on page 33 (“Tet in the Mind’s Eye”) in the February issue misidentifies the U.S. adviser carrying the ARVN Ranger, who had been shot in both… Read MoreDaily Quiz for July 13, 2017Published in 1851, Herman Melville dedicated Moby Dick to this other author.
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… Read MoreEver Mindful of Our MartyrsHollywood’s Joe Mantegna thinks he knows who the nation’s real stars are. JOE MANTEGNA is not a Vietnam War veteran—but he plays one on television. The actor portrays FBI Special A… Read More
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