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Ironing out our differences I have been reading Civil War history for about 10 years, but I do not remember any piece that I enjoyed and appreciated as much as Winston Groom’s “Irreconcilable Differences” (September 2010). It provided an understandable and engaging representation of the dynamics that led to the outbreak of the war. My …
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Brown Water AdmiralHard-charging Elmo Zumwalt’s Operation Sealords blasted the Viet Cong out of the waters of the Mekong Delta. Cigar-chomping Army Gen. Creighton Abrams slammed the table during a br… Read MoreExperience | On the Trail of the Indians“I was soon alongside of the chap who had wounded me. Raising myself in the strirrups, I shot him through the head.” Years before he would be known to millions of Americans simply … Read MoreConversation Piece: Faulty Towern one of those ironic twists of history, a monument erected to honor Confederate troops who fought at the December 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg somehow now bears the name of a Uni… Read MoreBook Review: The Lost ElevenEleven black soldiers were massacred in Wereth, Germany, their deaths ignored for many years. The Lost Eleven tells the little-known story of these men
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