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Pearl Harbor at 70
The Pearl Harbor Myth
A new analysis shows the "brilliant"
Japanese attack was riddled with blunders
By Alan D. Zimm
The Prime Minister
and the Professor
Churchill trusted his scientific advisor—
even when he shouldn't have
By Madhusree Mukerjee
portfolio
Top 10 Marine Photos
Eric Hammel makes his picks
for the best of the best
Battle for the Lost Battalion
As men of the 36th Infantry Division fought
for their lives on a French mountainside,
a gutsy group of Japanese American
GIs fought to save them.
By Duane Schultz
weapons manual
America's M1 Garand Rifle
The weapon Patton called "the
greatest battle implement
ever designed"
By Jim Laurier
A Few Square Inches of Home
Why paperback Armed Services Editions
books were "as popular ad pin-up girls"
By Caitlin Newman
DEPARTMENTS
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World War II Today
Dutch resistance fighter confesses
to a 65-year-old murder
Stephen Budiansky's Reading List;
fighter pilot Jim Morehead
Conversation
British veteran Denis Avey
tells how he snuck into
Auschwitz, and why
By Gene Santoro
Pearl Harbor at 70
War Letters
A USS Arizona crewman
writes to relatives about
his hopes for the Holidays
on November 29, 1941
By Andrew Carroll
Unknown Soldiers
Wing man John Stack
By Stephen Budiansky
Time Travel
Kiel, Germany
By Andrew Curry
Reviews
Tanks at Prokhorovka
A Film Unfinished
New Boyington Bio
What If…
…the Allies had invaded
France in 1943?
By Mark Grimsley
Challenge
Shadowy figures on the loose in Germany
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My husband, Peter Wood, subscribes to your World War II magazine. He shared the article, A few Square Inches of Home with me since I work for the Maine State library. This is a great article to share with our statewide libraries, particularly since many senior patrons have a huge interest in World War II. A timing article as books go digital and people are now carrying around some eReaders to have their books always with them and seniors love being able to increase the font so they can still read.
Would it be possible to have a link to this article that I could share with our library community listserv and on our news?