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Andrew Jackson’s policy of ‘Indian Removal’ ran into trouble in Florida—his name was Osceola. On Christmas morning 1837 Colonel Zachary Taylor and nearly 900 men—Regulars of the 1st, 4th and 6th Infantry regiments, plus 132 Missouri militiamen and a handful of Delaware Indian guides—cautiously approached a wooded hummock on the marshy edge of south Florida’s …
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Valor: The Normandy RangerLeonard G. Lomell U.S. Army Distinguished Service Cross Pointe du Hoc, France June 6, 1944 Leonard G. ‘Bud’ Lomell is a leg- end among U.S. Army Rangers. Inducted into the Ranger H… Read MoreWWII WASP Jane DoyleDoyle was one of 1,000 volunteers chosen to fly for the wartime Women Airforce Service Pilots
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… Read MoreDecisions: Roman Folly at EdessaTreachery has often had a decisive impact on military operations. Great generals have founded tactical and even strategic plans upon it—and with good reason. Assassinations, betray… Read MoreWhat We Learned: from the Falklands WarIt was a brief but violent war that baffled Americans, drove Britons to an ecstasy of patriotism and totally blindsided the Argentines. For 150 years Argentina and Great Britain ha… Read MoreThe Balkanized WarIn World War II Yugoslavia the Axis invasion unleashed age-old hatreds and sparked brutal internecine strife. In January 1943 the German army launched a major offensive, codenamed … Read More
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