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In pursuit of a story, war correspondent Martha Gellhorn pushed the boundaries of her profession, the military, and even common sense. Martha Gellhorn was determined to cover D-Day, and she wasn’t about to let a little thing like the American military stop her. Refused press credentials, she stowed away in the bathroom of a hospital …
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CWT Review: John Adams ElderJohn Adams Elder: Fredericksburg’s Artist of the Civil War Retrospective art exhibit Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center, Fredericksburg, Va., now through September 7, 2… Read MoreAlexander in IndiaThe battle at the Edge of the Earth
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… Read MoreWhat We Learned From…The Siege of KutIn late April 1916 British Maj. Gen. Charles Townshend rode into captivity aboard an Ottoman boat up the Tigris River, while the 13,000 surviving men of his division undertook a br… Read MoreCWT Review: General Sherman’s MarchGeneral Sherman’s March: The Shocking Campaign That Ended the Civil War A&E Home Video, 2007, 94 minutes, $24.95. William T. Sherman’s March to the Sea in the fall of 1864 has … Read MoreJuly 2018 Table of ContentsThe July 2018 issue features a cover story about the proliferation of fragging incidents during the Vietnam War
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