Articles from World War II (July 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
... Mussolini had stayed on the sidelines?	Grimsley, Mark		1247
A bill was introduced in Congress this spring that would award the Congressional Gold Medal to 300 surviving members of the Women Airforce Service Pilots, or WASPS, as they were known during World War II.		Brief article	72
A medal awarded to a dog named Rip for locating more than 100 air raid victims in the rubble of the London Blitz was auctioned off this April in London.		Brief article	100
A sidelined general shares his philosophy on leadership.	Carroll, Andrew		1336
Answers to February/ March Challenge.		Brief article	91
Army.mil/d-day.		Brief article	14
Artist of war.	Carlton, Gary	Letter to the editor	287
Between Collaboration and Resistance: French Literary Life Under Nazi Occupation.	Santoro, Gene		327
Britannica.com/dday.		Brief article	12
British islands still bear reminders of the thousand-year Reich.	Budiansky, Stephen		1587
Come back to me.		Brief article	81
Congratulations.			31
Correction.		Correction notice	25
Deciphering the Rising Sun: Navy and Marine Corps Codebreakers, Translators, and Interpreters in the Pacific War.		Book review	39
Destination Normandy: paratroopers of the 101st Airborne recall the moments before, during, and after the jump of their lives.		Cover story	3198
Film spurs Russia to squelch criticism of Soviet war tactics.	Ewers, Justin		396
High seas spy arrest helped safeguard operation torch.			496
Historians in Canada are fighting to preserve one of the only intact German prisoner-of-war camps from World War II.		Brief article	74
Hitler's diarist offers intimate glimpses of the Fuhrer.			721
Hollywood howlers.		Brief article	83
Lives of Hitler's Jewish Soldiers: Untold Tales of Men of Jewish Descent Who Fought for the Third Reich.		Book review	39
Monty's armored smokescreen: what was the real goal of Operation Goodwood, the biggest British tank offensive of World War II? And does it matter?	D'Este, Carlo		4108
Name that patch.		Brief article	7
Normandiememoire.com.		Brief article	22
Polish film confronts Stalin's big lie.	Seymour, Gene	Movie review	445
Q. Amtracs had been widely used to carry troops in amphibious assaults in the Pacific. Why weren't they used in Normandy?	Guttman, Jon	Brief article	208
Red Orchestra: The Story of the Berlin Underground and the Circle of Friends Who Resisted Hitler.		Book review	47
Red sky at morning: horror and heroism grip a badly damaged American aircraft carrier.	Shea, Michael R.		3808
Resurrected heroes of Pearl Harbor.	Ferguson, Kevin	Letter to the editor	232
Rommel: Lessons from Yesterday for Today's Leaders.		Book review	28
Silent wings over Normandy: on D-Day, Allied gliders played a crucial role in carrying troops, weapons, and other equipment behind German lines in northern France.	Gadney, Max		505
Sound bite.	Eisenhower, Dwight D.		25
Survivor of Hiroshima and Nagasaki identified.			268
Tales of Valor best left untold.	Burke, Ryan	Product/service evaluation	396
Tarawa and the Marshalls: A Pictorial Tribute.	Santoro, Gene	Book review	192
The Corporal Was a Pitcher: The Courage of Lou Brissie.		Book review	49
The Generalissimo: Chiang Kai-shek and the Struggle for Modern China.		Book review	38
The GI General vs. old blood and guts.	McKeown, Joseph H.; Scott, Roger P.; Jacobs, Jeff	Letter to the editor	671
The hazard and necessity of going eye-to-eye with Stalin.	Santoro, Gene	Interview	1384
The Hungarian math whiz who helped the C-47 take flight.	Budiansky, Stephen	Brief biography	748
The reading list.	Atkinson, Rick	Recommended readings	215
To Keep the British Isles Afloat: FDR's Men in Churchill's London, 1941.		Book review	40
Tracing the long, deadly shadow of the allied bombing strategy.	Muller, Richard R.	Book review	520
What the ...?!?		Brief article	12
Winston Churchill: The Flawed Genius of World War II.	D'Este, Carlo	Book review	488
World War II: The Definitive Visual History from Blitzkrieg to the Atom Bomb.		Book review	92
WWII rating.		Product/service evaluation	36
Zero hour on Niihau: did the actions of a handful of people on a remote Hawaiian island lead to the internment of over 100,000 Japanese Americans?	Frank, Richard B.	Report	3689