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Capturing Paiutes and Goshutes was profitable business. Ute Chief Walkara,better known as Chief Walker, may have been the Old West’s greatest horse rustler. During one raiding campaign against the California horse ranches in 1840 he and his specially trained light cavalry of Ute warriors stole hundreds of horses (perhaps as many as 3,000), reportedly without …
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July 2018 Table of ContentsThe July 2018 issue features a cover story about the proliferation of fragging incidents during the Vietnam War
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… Read MoreCWT Today- August 2008Three Soldiers, Three Ceremonies Veterans get their due nearly a century and a half after the fighting ended. Musician and Sportsman A Union infantryman was honored on May 2 in Wal… Read MoreDaily Quiz for April 30, 2018Mildred McAfee Horton served as the first director of this organization.
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… Read MoreCWT Letters from Readers- August 2008Lincoln or Not? The “Lincoln at Gettysburg?” piece in the April issue drew responses from several readers. Here are a few. Bob Zeller’s article on the new Lincoln photograph at the… Read MoreJuly 2018 Readers’ LettersReaders sound off about improvised explosive devices (IEDs), Winston Churchill, Choctaw code talkers and Civil War coal torpedoes
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