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Called ‘Demon’ by the Japanese and ‘Iron Ass’ by his own men, Gen. Curtis LeMay made no apologies for conducting an all-out air war. By late 1942, the Americans were sure they had the equipment and the doctrine to win the European air war and, U.S. Army Air Forces commander Henry “Hap” Arnold liked to …
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Experience | Wartime DiaristFor seven years Swedish writer Astrid Lindgren, who would become world-famous for her Pippi Longstocking books, kept notes on “a world gone mad.”
The post Experience | Wartime Diar… Read MorePinkerton Operative John Fraser Served Half a CenturyHe worked on the Fountain murder case. Historian C.L. Sonnichsen introduced Pinkerton operative J.C. Fraser to his readers during his coverage of the disappearance of Colonel Alber… Read MoreInterview: Fountains’ Disappearance Still Attracts AttentionThe murder case lives on in Corey Recko’s book. Attorney Albert J. Fountain and his 8-year-old son, Henry, disappeared somewhere in the White Sands of southeastern New Mexico Terri… Read MoreTrailside: Knoxville, Tennessee – Burnside Bounces BackIn the summer and fall of 1863, Eastern Tennessee would be center stage for critical Western Theater fighting.
The post Trailside: Knoxville, Tennessee – Burnside Bounces Back appe… Read MoreCIA Man Thought He Had Winning FormulaCould Ed Lansdale have won the Vietnam War if U.S. leaders had just listened to him and followed his advice? That’s the intriguing question that Max Boot’s nearly 800-page biograph… Read More
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