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Was wounded Dan Sickles coolly chomping that cigar as he was carried off the field at Gettysburg, or is it just a puffed-up tale? Every student of the Battle of Gettysburg knows the story—the intrepid Major General Dan Sickles, seemingly unperturbed, calmly smoking a Havana as he was carried from the field with the wound …
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Time Travel: the Japanese attack at Fort Stevens, OregonIn 1942, Fort Stevens, Oregon became the site of a surprise Japanese submarine attack—the first on a mainland U.S military base during the war
The post Time Travel: the Japanese at… Read MoreWWII Today- February 2011Merciful Lie? Convicted War Criminal May Have Saved Allied Lives It was a meeting that may well have changed the course of the war— although not in the way historians have long ass… Read MoreWWII Letters from Readers- February 2011Postscript, Please I have been a subscriber to World War II magazine since its inception. I enjoyed the September/October issue, but do have a complaint. I want to know what … Read MoreRage Over the RapidoWho was to blame? The scene at the Rapido River in Italy in 1944 would be forever seared in the survivors’ memories. “There were bodies everywhere,” said Private First Class Bill H… Read MoreEscape From Corregidor: The Story of Edgar WhitcombAmerican airman Edgar Whitcomb defied the odds against the Japanese—five times
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