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How Confusion Crept Onto the Maps The letter from Daniel R. Arant (August 2008) about map names reminded me of an old problem we had in Vietnam. In January 1966, I was tasked to create an intelligence unit for Maj. Gen. Joseph A. McChristian. As the unit added capabilities, we had to have the coordinates …
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Footlocker: Undersea MysteryIn August 1945, Seaman First Class Louis C. Reynolds collected this Japanese garment off the surrendered sub I-14. Does its insignia reveal the name of the original owner?
The post… Read MoreInsight: Gary Gallagher on the War in the WestTo read Gary Gallagher’s columns about the Civil War in the West that have appeared in Civil War Times magazine, follow the links below: Bold Rebel Venture in the Desert Insight: A… Read MoreFire for Effect: A Man of No Seasons-Walther von SeydlitzWehrmacht leader Walther von Seydlitz marched to the beat of his own drum—a trait that, oddly enough, would earn him no friends.
The post Fire for Effect: A Man of No Seasons-Walth… Read MoreInsight: A Conflict ApartBrutal battles between the U.S. Army and Indians were not considered part of the “real war.” The Civil War witnessed numerous clashes between Indians and the U.S. Army and territor… Read MoreTime Travel: In the Nazis’ Alpine FortressTRAFFIC BUZZES AROUND US as we drive along the busy highway a few miles east of Berchtesgaden, a quaint Bavarian town whose domed church steeples are retreating in the growing dist… Read More
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