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David Twiggs had to make an agonizing choice: the U.S. Army or the South. In the days before the Civil War, loyalties in the military were severely tested. The concept of union was still fairly new, and the pull of states’ rights among Southern soldiers was strong. Men’s careers and reputations hung in the balance—as …
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Who Did the most Fighting in Pacific Theater?Mr History, The role of Marine Corps in the Pacific is legendary, but the Army also contributed greatly to the theater as well. So my questions is: Between the Army and the Marine … Read MoreDaily Quiz for March 14, 2017Canadian humor writer Stephen Leacock was the head of economics and political science at this university.
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… Read MoreWhat We Learned from the Rebel RaidersAmong the Confederacy’s most successful responses to the Anaconda Plan—the Union’s Civil War strategy to blockade Southern ports and simultaneously advance down the Mississippi Riv… Read MoreLetter from Military History- August 2014The Certainty of War Armed conflict has always been—and, sadly, will continue to be —a recurring theme in human society. Whether comprising clashes between rival clans of hunter-ga… Read MoreTo Die Standing Up: Staff Sgt. Forrest L. VoslerStaff Sgt. Forrest L. Vosler U.S. Army Air Forces Medal of Honor Bremen, Germany December 20, 1943 Cut off from its formation and badly damaged by flak and enemy fighter attacks, t… Read More
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