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Officially classified as an operation with ‘indifferent’ results, Elk Canyon I was a bloody and costly trial by combat for one American artillery battery. Andrew Grey, a young Native American cannoneer, climbed aboard the CH-47 chopper at 1420 hours on July 12, 1970, and mentally prepared for a to- tally unexpected move. Battery A, 1st …
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Daily Quiz for February 15, 2017In 1832, a college opened in Easton, Pennsylvania named in honor of this military hero.
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… Read MoreBook Reviews: A Matter of Honor by Anthony Summers and Robbyn SwanHistorian Richard B. Frank reviews authors Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan's latest book on the controversial career of naval commander Admiral Husband S. Kimmel
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