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Custer Never Grew Up Stephen Budiansky did yeoman service to the general in his February article “Judging George Custer.” There is a vast gulf, however, between Custer’s “when in doubt, charge” approach to military strategy and the brilliant tactician Budiansky portrays. It is beyond debate that Custer was indeed reckless, and ultimately it cost the …
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Body Count in VietnamA second lieutenant assigned to lead the infamous platoon responsible for the My Lai massacre recalls the bitter reality behind Vietnam’s measurement of combat success. Fresh out o… Read MoreDaily Quiz for February 22, 2018Although Americans are a powerhouse in ladies and men’s figure skating and ice dancing, they have never won an Olympic gold medal in pairs. They have won three silver medals by two… Read MoreGeneral James F. HollingsworthA brash tank commander for Patton in WWII who never let up in Vietnam. When Lieutenant General James F. Hollingsworth died at 91 on March 2, 2010, America lost a legendary figure o… Read MoreFrom Torching to TeachingMarine Combined Action Platoons won hearts and minds—and some ferocious battles—deep inside enemy strongholds. With its “clear-hold-build” philosophy, the “Surge” initiated in 2007… Read MoreAnother Contemptible Little Army?It’s a cardinal sin of warfare to underestimate the enemy, but Germany did exactly that as it sized up U.S. military power in World War I
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