Articles from Military History (August 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Afghan Jezail: a makeshift musket that dealt death from above.	Guttman, Jon	Brief article	207
America's top WWI ace.	Zabecki, David T.	Brief biography	669
Bainbridge namesake fought Barbary Wars.		Brief article	70
Battlescapes.			406
Blood and Rage: A Cultural History of Terrorism.	McMichael, William H.	Book review	580
Britain battles Salvor for Laconia shipwreck.		Brief article	116
Bulletproof ghost.	James, Anthony	Letter to the editor	191
Court hears Mojave memorial cross case.		Brief article	78
Cowpens, South Carolina.	Stephenson, Michael	Event overview	838
Do you want everyone to die? A million casualties wasted on the Italian Front--and who remembers?	Thompson, Mark	Event overview	4441
Duvall joins battle of wilderness vs. Wal-Mart.		Brief article	140
Empire: total war.	Burke, Ryan	Brief article	160
Fallen timbers broken alliance: when the new nation needed a soldier to fight Indians and build a standing army, it called on a man whose hard-charging style had earned him the nickname 'Mad Anthony'.	Fleming, Thomas	Event overview	3876
Fields of glory.		Brief article	133
Final Nimitz-class carrier joins navy.		Brief article	72
From the battle of Ball's Bluff.	Shoaf, Dana	Event overview	641
Gravity calls for motherland statue.		Brief article	67
Guilford courthouse revisited.	Fleming, Thomas	Book review	520
Heist in Cherbourg: how Israel's cool-hand naval commandos stole five missile boats from a French shipyard--on Christmas Eve.	Rashba, Gary		713
Hunting Eichmann: How a Band of Survivors and a Young Spy Agency Chased Down the World's Most Notorious Nazi.	Moreira, Peter	Book review	435
In Defense of Drake the Sea Dog.	Santos, Evan Dale	Letter to the editor	142
Indomitable Afghanistan: oft-called the "the Graveyard of Empires," the wild region now known as Afghanistan has foiled would-be conquerors for millennia.	Tanner, Stephen		4995
Israeli warning.	Newman, Jerald C.	Letter to the editor	190
Japanese engineer survived atomic strike on Hiroshima--and Nagasaki.		Brief article	299
Last 'Bedford Boy' D-Day survivor dies.		Brief article	84
Manila and Santiago.		Brief article	53
Odyssey's Greg Stemm: salvaging history?		Interview	1254
Operation Kronstadt.		Book review	52
Origami-class aircraft carrier.	Meyerowitz, Rick	Brief article	145
Question of loyalty.	Casey, Donald E.	Letter to the editor	215
Remember Iwo.	Keller, Jim S.	Letter to the editor	281
Researchers detail medical history, untimely death of John Paul Jones.		Brief article	305
Supply and speed.			335
Swiss guard may recruit women.		Brief article	66
Team pinpoints site of San Jacinto surrender.		Brief article	141
That's Italian!		Brief article	158
The Wacko genius of armoured warfare: in the wake of World War I, British Army officer J.F.C. "Boney" Fuller advocated innovative tank tactics, but only Germany's Wehrmacht listened to him.	Wilkinson, Stephan	Biography	2751
Tomahawk: this very American weapon is hardly a throwaway.	Guttman, Jon	Brief article	174
Tonight We Die As Men: The Untold Story of 3rd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, From Toccoa to D-Day.	Perney, Linda	Book review	381
Trust: Enola Gay site 'endangered'.		Brief article	70
Walter reed turns 100.		Brief article	111
Wanna play catch?		Brief article	69
War for sale.		Brief article	197
War record.		Brief article	210
World War I Dawn Patrol.	Guttman, Jon	Brief article	202
Yee-haw!? Nuh-uh, says rebel museum.		Brief article	78