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In 1807 a French Officer Field-Tested an Artillery Tactic That Remained Decisive for More Than a Century by Thomas Zacharis8/11/20237/24/2023
Berlin Airlift at 75: The Most Remarkable Supply Operation in Human History by Don Smith7/13/20237/13/2023
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This British Officer Developed a Revolutionary Rifle Whose Worth He Was Never Able to Prove in Battle by John Miles7/7/20235/3/2023
European Monarchs Crushed Rebellions in the Mid-1800s—and America Benefited by Raanan Geberer7/4/20234/26/2024
In the First Major Offensive of the Vietnam War, Both Sides Claimed Victory. Who Actually Won? by John Walker6/26/20236/26/2023
Precision vs. Propaganda: Some Painters Meticulously Researched Their Masterworks—Others Not So Much by Jon Guttman6/23/20234/26/2024
How A Search for Missing Comrades in Vietnam Led Two Infantry Companies Straight Into an Enemy Inferno by Warren Wilkins6/19/20235/15/2023