
How the past impacts today's world.
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On his first day as commander in Fallujah, General Larry Nicholson saw a rocket fly through his window. He was evacuated, then returned to Iraq, still bleeding out the shoulder. (“Nice thing about having a high rank is that no one argues wh...
I’m writing on September 30th, 2026. Right now, U.S. forces are withdrawing from Iraq, again. The Iraq War began in 2003; we left in 2011, then re-entered in 2014 to put down ISIS. Supposedly, this will be the end.
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In the beginning of 1933, Germany’s President Paul von Hindenburg was no admirer of Adolf Hitler. Hindenburg was a military man and a purebred Prussian, so when he nicknamed Hitler “The Bohemian Corporal,” he meant it as a double-derision....
It sounds delusional, even repugnant, to suggest that the weeks and months after September 11th were “the good old days.” For the most part, they weren’t. Three-thousand men and women had been killed. A nation that prides itself on producti...
Carter Malkasian is, maybe, the best historian who’s written on the War in Afghanistan so far. His knowledge is both scholarly and up-close; he served as an advisor to US military leaders over there for many years, and he has a deep knowled...
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Exploring: *Imagination and history, which are like toothbrush and toothpaste.* *Articles and pictures to make you wonder.* *Creative avenues to explore in the past.* Filtered through a New Jersey attitude, though I promise not to curse *at* you.
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