
“Feeding Victory” Examines Logistics Battle at Khe Sanh
This intriguing title explores the impact of logistics on three centuries of armed conflict and focuses on the siege of Khe Sanh
This intriguing title explores the impact of logistics on three centuries of armed conflict and focuses on the siege of Khe Sanh
"Only Man deserves brute suffering"
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His final book is one he hopes will allow his children to hear their father's voice in its pages long after he's gone
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David O'Keefe relates the July 25, 1944, Battle of Verrières Ridge, a disastrous one for Canada's Black Watch Regiment
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The town is steeped in the Confederate history so predominant in the South, but the area’s waterways made it a pivotal route on the Underground Railroad
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The Mark 22 achieved the only successful downing of an enemy aircraft by naval gunfire during the Vietnam War
His wounds, severe enough to send him home, were listed in unit paperwork. But in the blur of wartime bureaucracy, they were lost
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After years as a plutocrat’s plaything a luxury vessel came to a violent end