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On ancient battlefields formerly dominated by heavily armed, well-protected hoplites, a once scorned class of fighting man changed the face of warfare. The prevailing image of ancient Greek warfare typically involves tight formations of helmeted hoplites clashing at close quarters in epic battles against opposing armies. But that image depicts just one variation on the …
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Bad Luck Regiment: The 16th Connecticut InfantryFor one contingent of Connecticut’s loyal sons, the war seemed to bring one disaster after another. The 16th Connecticut Infantry, raised in the late summer of 1862, was one of the… Read MoreDaily Quiz for December 10, 2016This Berlin Wall Checkpoint was located at the junction of Friedrichstrasse with Zimmerstrase and Mauerstrasse.
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