Posted on Jan 11, 2011 in Armchair Reading
March 2011 Issue – Ike Invades Sicily
Gerald D. Swick
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IN THIS ISSUE
- Cover Feature – Persian Arrows – America’s Winning Iran Strategy. Ancient history shows what Iran is up to and what the United States should do about it
- Feature: The Not-So-Great "Great Sioux War." Setting the record straight on the Indian Wars
- History’s Mysteries: Who Really Sank the Bismarck? Did the ship’s commander intentionally lead Hitler’s most famous battleship on a one-way suicide mission?
- Battle Studies – Battle of Narvik, 1940
- Crisis Watch – AWOL in Afghanistan
- Dispatches – real heroes, destinations, special events and more
- Forgotten History – Aztec Disaster at Matlatzinco
- Battlefield Leader – George Rogers Clark
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- Special Feature: Charisma and Victory. Ralph Peters examines the "magic" of command. An ACG exclusive!
- Bonus Article: Bunker Hill to Baghdad. Barnet Schecter looks at military service in America
- Extra Feature: Men of Bronze. The combat valor of African-Americans makes history on WWI battlefields
- 10 Questions for Rocky Bleier, Vietnam vet turned NFL star player. An ACG exclusive!
- Interactive command articles in which YOU make the decisions! Rommel at Arras, 1940; Soviets in Afghanistan, 1981; Napoleon’s "Eyes and Ears," 1813.
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How can I get an online copy of the article on George Rogers Clark from the March 2011 article?
Thank you
Sorry, Howard, but that article is not available online. However, you should be able to purchase a copy of that issue from our online store, http://armchairgeneral.com/armchair-general-store