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Pinched Fingers? When I researched the article “Gourmet Grunts, 1968-70,” which I wrote for the January 2013 issue of the U.S. Army Quartermaster Center people at Fort Lee, Va., about the lack of a small folding stove, like the German ACG, I talked to army’s Esbit stove, which could have easily been issued to U.S. …
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Blue and Gray: Poor George Gordon MeadeAn unsent letter has plagued the general for more than 150 years. On July 14, 1863, Abraham Lincoln drafted a letter to Maj. Gen. George Gordon Meade, whose Army of the Potomac had… Read MorePrelude to RevolutionThe Earl of Dunmore stamped his name on a 1774 Indian war and took credit for its success, earning the lasting enmity of the Virginia militiamen who actually fought. What could be … Read MoreJefferson Davis: More Than a Figurehead- Interview of Bertram Hayes-DavisIn his early 20s, Bertram Hayes-Davis was chosen to head the Davis Family Association, dedicated to commemorating his great-great-grandfather, Jefferson Davis. In speaking of his a… Read MoreLetters from Readers- Civil War Times December 2013Lee’s Loyalty I have great respect for Robert E. Lee as a man and a soldier, but disagree with his example, cited in Gary Gallagher’s October article, “A Question of Loyalty,” of G… Read MorePast and Present- Civil War Times December 2013Help sought for a timeworn memorial In 1879 the survivors of Battery B, 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery—often called “Cooper’s Battery” after James H. Cooper, the battery’s captai… Read More
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