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Book Review: Henry Ware Lawton

Michael Shay profiles frontier Army officer Lawton, who proved instrumental in Geronimo's capture...

Book Review: With Their Bare Hands

Gene Fax shows how the 79th U.S. Infantry Division cut its teeth and learned hard lessons during the 1918 Meuse-Argonne Offensive...

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Book Review: Grunt

Author Mary Roach takes a fascinating, often witty look at the R&D process behind cutting-edge military technology...

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Book Review: Preparing for War

J.P. Clark examines the development of the U.S. Army between 1815 and World War I...

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Book Review: The Quartermaster

Robert O'Harrow Jr. profiles Montgomery C. Meigs, the pivotal Union quartermaster general during the American Civil War...

HistoryNet, Mag: Vietnam Featured, Vietnam Magazine

During the Communists’ Tet Offensive, the Army’s Task Force Miracle and U.S. Marines fought the NVA to save South Vietnam’s second largest city. Waves of attacks initiated on Jan. 30, 1968, by North Vietnamese Army regulars and Viet...

Wild West Magazine

Book Review: Isaac I. Stevens

Kent Richards reveals the career of a little-known U.S. Army officer during the Civil War and in the Pacific Northwest...

American History Magazine

The Making of a Hero: Douglas MacArthur’s Daring Mexican Heroics

A brash young U.S. Army officer lived up to his hair-raising heritage ...

Ask Mr. History

Who Did the most Fighting in Pacific Theater?

Mr History, The role of Marine Corps in the Pacific is legendary, but the Army also contributed greatly to the theater as well. So my questions is: Between the Army and the Marine Corps who did most of the heavy lifting in the Pacific?...

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