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Munich 1938: Appeasement and World War II By David Faber. 512 pp. Simon & Schuster, 2009. $30. In September 1938, British prime minister Neville Chamberlain heralded the Munich Conference as bringing “peace in our time,” while Adolf Hitler, then chancellor of Germany, flew into a carpet-biting rage at being denied the war of conquest he …
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Hunley’s Harrowing MissionEight committed crewmen crowded into the Confederacy’s revolutionary submersible for its first operation, it would also be its last.
The post Hunley’s Harrowing Mission appeared fi… Read MoreWhat We Learned: from the Mayaguez IncidentU.S. military prestige was at an ebb in 1975. Its war in Vietnam had ended in defeat, and the Khmer Rouge had taken Phnom Penh and extended Cambodia’s territorial waters to 90 mile… Read MoreConversation Piece: J.E.B. The InventorIn October 1859, while serving as a U.S. Army lieutenant, J.E.B. Stuart filed for and eventually received U.S. Patent #25,684: “Improved Method of Attaching Sabers to Belts.”
The p… Read MoreDaily Quiz for February 6, 2018Although Sam Walton opened his first Walmart store in Arkansas, he was born in this state.
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… Read MoreDelta DreamerArtist-engineer Alexander Lippisch conceived more than 50 radical aircraft designs, including the Nazis’ rocket-powered Me-163. Few aircraft configurations are more familiar than t… Read More
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