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FEATURES
Cover Story
Is the IDF Invincible?
By David T. Zabecki
Are the Israel Defense Forces really the world's best army—or have they fought nothing but bush-league opponents?
The Genius of Philip II
By Richard A. Gabriel
Philip of Macedon fathered a new age of Western warfare
Portfolio: Military Motors
Collectible cigarette cards helped pass the time in the World War I trenches
The Greatest War Games
By Mark Perry
America forged an army during the 1940–41 Louisiana Maneuvers
Plotter or Patriot?
By Thomas Fleming
In 1777 Johann de Kalb sought to supplant George Washington
For Whom the Ambulance Rolls
By James Neugass
An American ambulance driver recalls the Spanish Civil War
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Letters
News
What We Learned from the Battle of Attu
Interview
Alfred S. McLaren: Cold War Beneath the Ice
Valor
The 442nd Regimental Combat Team
Hand Tool
Cheval de frise
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Power Tool
Browning M2 machine gun
Letter from Military History
Reviews
Hallowed Ground
Belleau Wood, France
War Games
Weapons We're Glad They Never Built
Swiss Army KorpsTool 1
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ONLINE EXTRAS
Military History Reader Poll:
Military History Reader Poll: What qualities displayed by Dwight Eisenhower and George Patton during the Louisiana Maneuvers might have influenced George Marshall's World War II command assignments?
PLUS
Yom Kippur War
Wars of Alexander the Great
George Washington: His Final Days
On the cover: General Moshe Dayan was IDF chief of staff (1953–1958) and the winning commander of the 1967 Six-Day War
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