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Military History

November 6, 2009 Chris Carter Civil War, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, W. Thomas Smith Jr.

Military Milestones from Tippecanoe to Roosevelt’s Patrol

By W. Thomas Smith, Jr. This Week in American Military History: Nov. 1, 1904: The new U.S. Army War College

Military History

October 31, 2009 Chris Carter Civil War, Cuban Missile Crisis, Medal of Honor, Michael E. Thornton, Navy SEALs, SEAL Team 1, Thomas R. Norris, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, USS Langley, Vietnam War, W. Thomas Smith Jr., War of 1812, World War II

Military Milestones from Humphrey’s Solo to Thornton’s Swim

In his “This Week in American Military History” series at Human Events this week, W. Thomas Smith Jr. mentions the

Military History

October 27, 2009 Chris Carter American Revolution, Cuban Missile Crisis, Korean War, Lebanon, W. Thomas Smith Jr., World War II

Military Milestones from Greene’s Tigers to MacArthur’s Promise

This Week in American Military History (by W. Thomas Smith Jr.): Oct. 18, 1859: U.S. Marine Lt. Israel Greene and

Military History

October 20, 2009 Chris Carter American Revolution, Civil War, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, USS Langley, W. Thomas Smith Jr., World War II

From the Navy’s Birthday to Black Thursday

This Week in American Military History (by W. Thomas Smith Jr.): Oct. 12, 1862: Confederate cavalry commander Gen. James Ewell

Military History

October 9, 2009 Chris Carter American Revolution, U.S. Army, W. Thomas Smith Jr., World War I

Military Milestones from Second Saratoga to Striking the Taliban

This Week in American Military History (by W. Thomas Smith Jr.): Oct. 7, 1777: Continental forces under the command of