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Though well compensated, he didn’t live to tell the story. Reporter Mark Kellogg needed a break. He landed a big one in Montana Territory in the summer of 1876—but he had to die to get it. WE LEAVE THE ROSEBUD TOMORROW, AND BY THE TIME THIS REACHES YOU, WE WILL HAVE MET AND FOUGHT THE …
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‘A Rebel Batery Unlimbered and Opened on Us’Union Lieutenant William M. Reid at Shiloh. On April 6, 1862, the first day of the Battle of Shiloh, William M. Reid (left) of the 15th Illinois Infantry scrawled in his diary: “Al… Read MoreScreaming Bird of PreyAlthough obsolescent even before World War II began, the Ju-87 Stuka terrorized ground troops and found a late-war niche as a tank-buster. Never has a warplane so obsolete, vulnera… Read MoreWar in WatercolorsOf all the soldier artists who chronicled the war, perhaps none was more accomplished than German immigrant Adolph G. Metzner. His field-drawn illustrations survive today as a time… Read MoreThe ’61 Springfield Rifle MusketStrong right arm of the infantry. Federal infantrymen were armed mainly with the Springfield rifle musket, Model 1861, or variants of this model, i.e., the Model 1863 or 1864 rifle… Read MoreMiss Alcott Goes to WarEager to support the North, the budding author volunteered for a fledgling corps of female nurses. For generations of Americans, Louisa May Alcott has been revered as the author of… Read More
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