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Author Archives: Jon Guttman

Posted inStories

When Communist Forces Turned to Tank Warfare to Seize South Vietnam

by Jon Guttman9/20/20239/20/2023

After years of guerilla and light infantry tactics, North Vietnam resorted to conventional warfare with heavy emphasis on tanks.

Posted inStories

World War II’s Most Savage Submarine Commanders

by Jon Guttman9/8/20239/8/2023
This 1772 portrait of then Colonel George Washington—the earliest known depiction of the future president.
Posted inPortfolio

Clothes May Not Make the Man, But These Commanders’ Personal Effects Are Instantly Recognizable

by Jon Guttman9/8/20237/25/2023
Illustration of a ‘Little Willie’ Landship.
Posted inWeapons & Gear Manual

At the Outset of WWI, Winston Churchill Gave ‘Little Willie’ His Marching Orders

by Jon Guttman8/18/20237/25/2023
Posted inStories

Mystery Ship: Can you identify this winged Quasimodo?

by Jon Guttman8/10/20238/10/2023
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Posted inFeature

A Look at the Dreyfus Affair: Why Was This Soldier Betrayed?

by Jon Guttman8/4/20238/10/2023
South Vietnamese citizens try to board a bus out of Saigon in the frenzied last days before the capital fell. A new book details the efforts of an American banker to help some of his Vietnamese colleagues escape. Book cover, Getting Out of Saigon: How a 27-Year-Old American Banker Saved 113 Vietnamese Civilians.
Posted inReview

This American Banker Adopted His Adult Coworkers to Rescue Them From Saigon

by Jon Guttman6/29/20236/29/2023
Painting of Napoléon crossing the Alps on horse back.
Posted inPortfolio

Precision vs. Propaganda: Some Painters Meticulously Researched Their Masterworks — Others Not So Much

by Jon Guttman6/23/20235/2/2023
one-eye-king-philip-ii
Posted inStories

The Top 10 One-Eyed Commanders of All-Time

by Jon Guttman6/20/20236/20/2023
etrich-taube-monoplane-illustration
Posted inFeature

Inspired by a Seed, an Austrian Designer Developed a Family of Airplanes—And the First Warplanes

by Jon Guttman6/7/20236/8/2023

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