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While Tet remains widely regarded as a big surprise, Lt. Gen. Frederick Weyand saw it coming and swiftly crafted a crushing counterattack that left the enemy decimated in the battle for Saigon. The Tet Offensive of 1968 was a watershed event in the Vietnam War, its impact transcending the battlefield to reach deep into the …
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ACW Book Review: General Sherman’s Christmas PresentGeneral Sherman’s Christmas Present: Savannah 1864 by Stanley Weintraub, Smithsonian Books/Harper Collins, 2009, $24.99 In mid-1864, Abraham Lincoln’s political fortunes had gone f… Read MoreDaily Quiz for February 17, 2018As he fought for freedom, he brought along his personal slave/valet, William Lee.
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… Read MoreACW Book Review: Pathway to HellPathway to Hell: A Tragedy of the American Civil War by Dennis W. Brandt, Lehigh University Press, 2010, $44.50 A member of the famed Pennsylvania “Bucktails,” Angelo Crapsey march… Read MoreA Pusher Ahead of Its TimeThe Curtiss-Wright XP-55 sweptwing pusher was a plane ahead of its time. “Thinking Outside the Box” is a catchphrase that is heard perhaps too often today, but in 1939 it had not y… Read MoreACW Review: The Littlest RebelThe Littlest Rebel (1935) Directed by David Butler The importance of this contrived bit of Civil War tripe, starring America’s “Little Darling,” Shirley Temple, lies not in the sto… Read More
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