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FEATURES
A Savage Fight for New Guinea
By James Campbell
American troops were near the breaking point even before the battle began.
The Corsair's Genius: Rex Beisel
By Barrett Tillman
It was the best fighter of the war—but it sure didn't start that way.
Secrets of the Nazi Interrogators
By James S. Corum
How the Luftwaffe tricked Allied airmen into talking.
One Boy's War
By Lewis Lord
For those too young to serve, the war was distant and near, unreal and real.
Varian Fry: The United States' Man in Vichy
By Marc Leepson
American Varian Fry saved a generation of France's greatest artists from the Nazis.
Breakout in Normandy
By Max Gadney
It took ingenuity—and new tactics—to battle through the hedgerows.
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Mail
WWII Today
Soviet atomic spy revealed;
Japan's naval atrocities; wartime convictions of African American
soldiers overturned
Conversation
David Stafford on the war's unwritten final chapter
By Gene Santoro
Unknown Soldiers
The chaplain who stood up to Patton
By Stephen Budiansky
Time Travel
Sailing with Operation Liberty Ship
By Guy Aceto
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War Letters
A German immigrant's plea to FDR
By Andrew Carroll
Reviews
Churchill and the Jews; how World War II ended Europe's romance with arms; the Warsaw Zoo
Challenge
Weird weapons of the war
What If
…Japan had won at Coral Sea?
By Mark Grimsley
Pin Up
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ONLINE EXTRAS
USS Laffey: Attacked Off Okinawa in World War II
Field Marshall Erwin Rommel's Defense of Normandy During World War II
Varian Fry: The United States' Man in Vichy
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