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A Hard Slog in the A Shau The very first entry the first edition of the Encyclopedia of the Vietnam War is “A Shau Valley,” accompanied by an eerie photo of a U.S. soldier with an M-16 silhouetted against the fog-shrouded valley. The foreboding image is fitting not only for the wild and remote A …
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Pennsylvania’s ‘Perfect Hell’To immigrant miners, federal draft officials were the enemy—and it was time to pitch battle. On the night of November 5,1863, between 20 and 30 men shuffled through the crisp Penns… Read MoreTime Travel: Salvation at DunkirkAward-winning travel writer James Ullrich revisits a wartime scene of salvation in Dunkirk, France
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… Read MoreShowdown in New MexicoThe Rebels won at Valverde the biggest battle fought in the Southwest but they couldn’t secure a coast-to-empire. Mesa del Contadero, a 300-foot-high mass of black volcanic rock, r… Read MoreA Grave Task: The Wartime Job Nobody WantedCaring for American dead was a critical job—one nobody wanted
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… Read MoreBusted!: John E. CookJohn E. Cook was a law clerk, dandy, womanizer and excellent shot. And he was John Brown’s eyes and ears in Harpers Ferry, Va., before Brown’s raid on the federal arsenal there in … Read More
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