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American literary legend John Steinbeck’s last work was a risky assignment as a war correspondent in Vietnam. Nearly three decades after John Steinbeck wrote his 1939 masterpiece, The Grapes of Wrath, the 64-year-old Nobel Prize–winning author set out to see for himself the unfolding war in Vietnam, on assignment from Newsday publisher Harry F. Guggenheim. …
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MHQ Book Review: The GambleThe Gamble: General David Petraeus and the American Military Adventure in Iraq, 2006–2008 By Thomas Ricks. 394 pp. Penguin Press, 2009 $27.95 In 2006, Thomas Ricks, a reporte… Read MoreArtists at War: Women in WarWestern art of the last 500 years illustrates the diverse roles women have played in times of conflict. The modern idea of women in war conjures images of combat, with women servin… Read MoreWhy Captain John Cromwell Chose To Go Down With His ShipU.S. Navy submarine officer John P. Cromwell went to extraordinary lengths to protect a vital American secret from the enemy
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… Read MoreMHQ Book Review: The White WarThe White War: Life and Death on the Italian Front, 1915–1919 By Mark Thompson. 454 pp. Basic Books, 2009 $35.00 “The First World War is a mystery,” writes historian Jo… Read More
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