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Lost in the political scheming and gamesmanship that characterized the Union’s war in the West was the cold-blooded killing of one Union general by another in 1862. After Fort Sumter surrendered to Confederate batteries and the American Civil War became inevitable, many Northerners, including President Abraham Lincoln, realized that the fate of the nation depended …
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WWII Book Review: A Dawn Like Thunder and Operation PLUMA Dawn Like Thunder: The True Story of Torpedo Squadron Eight By Robert J. Mrazek. 544 pp. Little, Brown and Company, 2008. $27.99. Operation PLUM: The Ill-Fated 27th Bombardment G… Read MoreWWII Today- May 2009Was Poland’s Wartime Leader Murdered? The B-24 Liberator carrying the leader of Poland’s government-in-exile on July 4, 1943, had barely cleared the runway on the island of Gibralt… Read MoreThe Man Behind the Incredible, Nearly Inedible K RationDuring one particularly difficult five-month stretch, the British forces of Gen. Orde Wingate in India had nothing to eat—day after day, breakfast, lunch, and dinner—but U.S. Army … Read MoreThe Third Reich, at LengthIn a recently completed 12,000-page work, German scholars take a long unblinking look at Nazi Germany in World War II. One of the greatest projects ever undertaken in the field of … Read MoreThe Art of the Double CrossWith an audacious scheme that paired Enigma decrypts with a network of turned enemy spies, Britain pitted Germany against itself throughout the war. In early 1941, an astonishing i… Read More
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