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According to those who knew him, Sidney Cotton had only three real interests: flying, money, and women. What decidedly did not interest him was following rules. In the First World War he repeatedly clashed with his commanders in the Royal Flying Corps until forced to resign his commission in 1917. Over the next several decades …
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‘Hallo, Sam. I’m Dead’Jesse Reno’s death cost the Federals one of their best generals. IT WAS AROUND DUSK on Sunday, September 14, 1862, when Maj. Gen. Jesse Lee Reno, commander of the Army of the Potom… Read MoreCWT Review: New Museum Fills a Niche at GettysburgThe newly opened Seminary Ridge Museum has a unique story to tell, and tells it in elegant, educational and occasionally gruesome ways. Located in the restored Schmucker Hall at Ge… Read MoreCivil War Times Reviews: Protecting the Flank at GettysburgProtecting the Flank at Gettysburg: The Battles for Brinkerhoff’s Ridge and East Cavalry Field, July 2-3, 1863 Eric J. Wittenberg, Savas Beatie Although the outcome of the Gettysbu… Read MoreCivil War Times: War FlowersWar Flowers (2013) Written and directed by Serge Rodnunsky (available on DVD and VOD) War Flowers poses an important question: Why is it so difficult to make a good Civil War… Read MoreCivil War Times Review: The Gettysburg StoryThe Gettysburg Story (2013) Written and directed by Jake Boritt (available on DVD and for download) When PBS’s War many reviewers and historians aired in September 2012, Death and … Read More
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