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Back in the early 1950s, when I was a high school student in Oregon, our American history teacher told us a sad story of how the civil rights we take for granted can disappear in time of war. Barely a decade earlier, just after Pearl Harbor, all Japanese Americans on the west coast—citizens and resident …
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The Forest for the TreesAmerican planners who sent GIs stumbling into the Hürtgen Forest in 1944 had their eyes on Germany, not on the perils before them
The post The Forest for the Trees appeared first o… Read MoreProject Tip-TowThe “floating wingtip” concept led to Cold War experiments that had pilots tip-towing on the verge of disaster. The history of aviation is full of ideas that seemed ingenious when … Read MoreCWT Letters from Readers- October 2010Marking Confederate History Month I read “The Proclamation and the Peculiar Institution” in the August 2010 issue with interest. The editorial decision to have scholarly contributo… Read MoreMyth of the ZeroMitsubishi’s legendary A6M ran circles around opposing fighters early in World War II, but by 1945 its odds of surviving a dogfight were close to zero. Has there ever been a warpla… Read MoreWildcat WarriorMarine Corps ace of aces Joe Foss wreaked havoc on the Japanese over Guadalcanal, becoming the first to equal Eddie Rickenbacker’s American World War I victory record. After unoppo… Read More
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