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Two Generals at Gettysburg It is a shame that General Robert E. Lee never wrote his memoirs (P. 54). Because of that yawning gap in Civil War historiography, we’ll never have a comprehensive account of his reflections on choosing state over country or get a full recounting of how he felt when he learned Stonewall …
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Night Jump into Dien Bien PhuPierre Fauroux was born in 1921. He graduated from the French Military Academy at St. Cyr in 1942, when France’s Vichy government was dominated by Germany. In 1943 he escaped from … Read MoreThe Lost PatrolOutnumbered and outgunned, Marines courageously fought for their lives on a killing ground near Da Nang. At 6:30 in the morning on May 12, 1966, a 14-man reinforced squad from Brav… Read MoreVoices | Maj. Gen. James JacksonOut of 9 million U.S. veterans who served worldwide during the Vietnam War, 7 million are still living. It’s retired Maj. Gen. James Jackson’s job to make sure the country honors t… Read MoreThe Flying BananaBefore the ubiquitous ‘Huey,’ an unsung hero brought mobility to Vietnam’s battlefields. When John F. Kennedy was elected president in 1960, he was faced with a multitude of proble… Read MoreArmchair General September 2014 Letter from the Editor: To End All WarsThe global war that erupted in August 1914 was at the time variously called the Great War, the European War, or simply “the war.” Some referred to it as “the war to end all wars,” … Read More
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