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A brash tank commander for Patton in WWII who never let up in Vietnam. When Lieutenant General James F. Hollingsworth died at 91 on March 2, 2010, America lost a legendary figure of near epic proportions who left a lasting impression on all who ever encountered him. A warrior who served the nation for 36 …
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Letter From Wild West – June 2018An exclusive interview with Sitting Bull within months of the Little Bighorn fight was no 'fake news'
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… Read MoreAuthor Michael WallisWallis backtracks the notorious emigrant party that succumbed to cannibalism in the Sierra Nevada
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… Read MoreMovie Review: Hostiles, directed by Scott CooperDirector Scott Cooper delivers a well-crafted, if at points dragging, tale of Western cultural clashes
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