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Private Henry L. Hulbert U.S. Marine Corps Medal of Honor Samoa, 1899 By the time he died in a hail of German machine-gun fire on France’s Blanc Mont Ridge on Oct. 4, 1918, 1st Lt. Henry L. Hulbert was already a Marine Corps legend. And though his courage and leadership on the meat-grinder battlefields of …
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The Father of DustoffMajor Charles L. Kelly U.S. Army Distinguished Service Cross Vietnam, July 1, 1964 Dustoff. The very term conjures images of unarmed helicopter ambulances swooping down into … Read MoreHemingway at WarWar gave the legendary novelist his best stories—and a lifetime of trouble. Greg Clark didn’t believe the war stories told by the American kid who’d wandered into his cluttered Tor… Read MoreThe Making of MarlboroughJohn Churchill rose from modest means to become first Duke of Marlborough and the greatest general of his time. On the morning of August 13, 1704, an English general stood on a low… Read MoreWhat We Learned: from the Battle of GazaFollowing Alexander the Great’s death in 323 BC, his generals began fighting over the empire he had created. Within a decade two leading factions emerged. The first, led by the gri… Read MoreInterview with Alan Furst: Chronicler of the ‘Shadow War’Over the course of writing 10 books —from through last year’s Night Soldiers Spies of (1988) Warsaw—American novelist Alan Furst has established himself as reigning master of a ver… Read More
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