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World War II had barely started when the British press began to loudly ask why this war had not yet produced any soldier poets, as the last war had. “Where are the war poets?” became such a familiar cry that in early 1941 the poet and editor C. Day Lewis wrote a short poem with …
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Conversation with Albert J. Schmidt: A Soldier’s EducationWWII veteran Albert J. Schmidt of Washington D.C. pursued an education, but answered when the call of war and his country beckoned his help
The post Conversation with Albert J. Sch… Read MoreDeath and Life at Three-Pagoda PassThe author, who spent almost four years as a prisoner of the Japanese in World War II, asks a question that may have only partial answers: Why do men survive? … Read MoreMHQ Letters from Readers- Summer 2012In Defense of FDR Thank you for Joseph E. Persico’s excellent article “Did Roosevelt Doom Us to a Longer War?” Spring 2012. In all the “what ifs” of World War II, the timing of the… Read MoreThe Last Flight of Hobo 28In one of America’s worst “Broken Arrow” incidents, a B-52 carrying four hydrogen bombs crashed on the ice off Greenland. Major Alfred D’Amario thought the worst was over aft… Read MoreBattle Films: Go for Broke!In Robert Pirosh's 1950 classic World War II film Go for Broke!, an attempt to address “the ugly flame of prejudice" falls short
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