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Night Action Contributed by naval historian Steve McLaughlin and the editors. Steve is the author of Russian and Soviet Battleships (Nava...

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By Hamilton Fyfe, War Correspondent One of the features of the Battle of St. Quentin (March 1918 offensive), and of the Battle of the Lys (A...

Restored Camel of Colorado's Vintage Aero Flying Museum By Kimball Worcester, Assistant Editor For those readers who think Snoopy was th...

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One story illustrates the ability of humour to motivate men in difficult  circumstances, bridge the divide of rank and ultimately make a com...

By Trevor Wilson Blackwell/Polity Press, 1986 David F. Beer, Reviewer Trevor Wilson, 1928–2022 Dear Reader,  I ho...

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Built for the children of Reims who fell in the field of honor by your battered city forever expressing its mourning and pride Every city, t...