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ACG interviews the chairman of the World War I Centennial Commission. During World War I (1914-18), also known as the Great War or the War to End All Wars, 4 million Americans served in uniform and over 116,000 died. This tragic period in history will take center stage over the next four years as the …
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Escape From Corregidor: The Story of Edgar WhitcombAmerican airman Edgar Whitcomb defied the odds against the Japanese—five times
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… Read MoreWWII Letters from Readers- February 2011Postscript, Please I have been a subscriber to World War II magazine since its inception. I enjoyed the September/October issue, but do have a complaint. I want to know what … Read MoreAltar of Peace: Symbolism at the Japanese Surrender CeremonyThere was much more to the surrender ceremony on Tokyo Bay than its spectacular surface indicated
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