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On the eve of the Sesquicentennial, controversy rages anew about slavery as a cause of the war. On April 6, 2010, Virginia Governor Robert F. McDonnell’s proclamation reinstated Confederate History Month after a hiatus of eight years, triggering a firestorm in the media. Civil War Times asked a number of scholars to weigh in on …
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Tet: The Center of the StormWhile Tet remains widely regarded as a big surprise, Lt. Gen. Frederick Weyand saw it coming and swiftly crafted a crushing counterattack that left the enemy decimated in the battl… Read MoreUnknown Soldier: Georgia’s Renaissance ManA boy king vanquished the Turks and ushered in a golden age. In the late 11th century, the European nation-state of Georgia was on the brink of annihilation. Over the previous cent… Read MoreTo Soldier On in a Dying WarWas it mutiny, or did common sense prevail at Fire Support Base? In early March 1971, a Harris Poll found a majority of Americans believed the war in Vietnam to be “morally w… Read MoreVietnam Letter from the Editor- February 2012Weyand’s Winning Ways It is commonly held that the massive offensive launched by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army forces on January 31, 1968, was a military disaster for the Com… Read MoreThe American Mayor of SaigonWas Archie Kuntze brought down by his own corruption, disgruntled MACV leadership, or was it just love? In the spring of 1938 the sons of Sheboygan,Wisconsin,dreamed far more pract… Read More
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