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Battles of The Pacific The large two-page photo from The Pacific review on page 69 in the May/June issue depicts four attacking marines, one with a flamethrower and three with M-1 rifles. Two of the marines, the ammo carrier and the prone marine closest to him are carrying rifles which are empty, as the operating …
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Rocket DreamingIll-fated efforts to build rocket-powered fighters gave wartime aviation visionaries a humbling lesson in going nowhere fast. On the early afternoon of May 29, 1944, Flight Lt. G. … Read MoreBabe in ArmsWar and life in Hitler’s Germany through the eyes of an eight-year-old. “You, my youth, are our nation’s most precious guarantee for a great future,” Hitler exhorted a crowd of 80,… Read MoreWWII Book Review: LeningradLeningrad: State of Siege By Michael K. Jones. 352 pp. Basic Books, 2008. $27.95. The first thing that registers when one visits St. Petersburg’s (formerly Leningrad’s) Piskarevsko… Read MoreWWII Book Review: Bill MauldinBill Mauldin: A Life Up Front By Todd DePastino. 320 pp. W. W. Norton, 2008. $27.95. The two most famous American combat soldiers of World War II never existed. To millions of stat… Read MoreWWII Book Reviews: Atomic ControversyAtomic Tragedy: Henry L. Stimson and the Decision to Use the Bomb Against Japan By Sean L. Malloy. 233 pp. Cornell University Press, 2008. $26.95. Hiroshima: The World’s Bomb By An… Read More
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