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General Nguyen Khanh sheds light on Saigon’s swirling world of coup and counter coup. “This Khanh is the toughest one they got and ablest one they got,” President Lyndon B. Johnson told a reporter in 1964. LBJ’s Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara called General Nguyen Khanh “the George Washington of Vietnam.” Whether either glowing assessment …
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Aviation History Book Review: Red BaronRed Baron: The Life and Death of an Ace by Peter Kilduff, David & Charles Ltd., Cincinnati, Ohio, 2007, $30. As the highest-scoring fighter pilot of World War I, Manfred Freihe… Read MoreAviation History Book Review: Berlin AirliftBerlin Airlift: The Salvation of a City by Jon Sutherland and Diane Canwell, Pelican Publishing, Gretna, La., 2008, $24.95. The division of Germany after World War II into four occ… Read MoreAviation History Book Review: The God MachineThe God Machine: From Boomerangs to Black Hawks, The Story of the Helicopter by James R. Chiles, Bantam Books, New York, 2007, $25. From its unusual title to the final page, this i… Read MoreVoices | Jeff MandelThe enemy knew me and others as intelligence officers
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… Read MoreAviation History Book Review: Winged VictoryWinged Victory by V.M. Yeates This is absolutely the best novel on World War I aviation bar none, not only because it is rigorously authentic but because it is beautifully written.… Read More
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