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FEATURES
The Coldest Winter By David Halberstam Photos by David Douglas Dunca In January 1951, U.S.-led forces battled Chinese troops and the bitter Korean winds.
Trajan's Last Stand By Richard Tada In 116 the Roman emperor reached the shores of the Persian Gulf.
Cuban Nightmare By Grayston Lynch The Bay of Pigs, according to the CIA officer who fired the first shot.
The Day of Doom: The Battle of Gravelotte/Saint-Privat By Dennis Showalter In 1870 the Prussian and French armies nearly destroyed each other.
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Letters
News
Interview Stephen Potter: Reinventing battlefield archaeology
What We Learned… from the Battle of Megiddo
Voice When war planes were sport planes
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Power Tool/Hand Tool Coup flag and coup stick / Spencer Carbine
Letter From Military History
Reviews
Hallowed Ground Thermopylae, Greece
War Games
Weapons We're Glad They Never Built Tut-Tut's Transport
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ONLINE EXTRAS
Greco-Persion Wars: The Battle of Thermopylae
Korean War: A Fresh Perspective
A War of Frontier and Empire: The Philippine-American War (Book Review)
ONLINE FORUMS
Should the United States have abandoned "plausible deniability" and committed full, overt support to the Cuban exiles at the Bay of Pigs?
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