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FEATURES
Cover Story
Hemingway at War
By Peter Moreira
In his frontline service as ambulance driver and war correspondent, the novelist suffered and benefited from exposure to combat.
The Making of Marlborough
By Williamson Murray
John Churchill rose from modest means to military greatness.
MADness
By Stephen M. Younger
How crazy was the doctrine of mutually assured destruction? Turns out, it was a pretty good idea.
Portfolio: Spain's Agony
Robert Capa's images of a bitter civil war captivated the world and made his career.
The Bulletproof Ghost
By Jim Motavalli
World War I turned luxury Rolls-Royces into armored vehicles.
Conundrum at Red Cliffs
By Ralph D. Sawyer
A Chinese warlord's defeat has baffled scholars for centuries.
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Major Charles L. Kelly: The Father of Dustoff
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FP-45 Liberator
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MK-15 Phalanx Close-In Weapons System
Letter from Military History
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Hallowed Ground
Culloden, Scotland
War Games
Weapons We're Glad They Never Built
Der Führer's New Planes
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On the cover: Novelist Ernest Hemingway braved machine-gun fire as an ambulance driver in France during World War I
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