Interview with Gen. Wesley Clark, former Supreme Alllied Commander, NATO
In an exclusive interview, Gen. Wesley K. Clark (ret), former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, about the nature and challenges of modern warfare.
Read MorePo Man’s War: WW II, Napoleon, and the Po River Valley
Comparing Napoleon's successful campaigns in Italy with that of the Allies in World War II suggest that the Allies' mistake may have been more of execution than of strategy.
Read MoreJuly 2012 Mailbag
These are the extra letters to the editor that didn't make into the print version of the July 2012 Issue of Armchair General, about the movie 'Braveheart' and typo in 'Israel.'
Read MoreMaj. Gen. Adna R. Chaffee, Jr. – ‘Father of U.S. Armored Forces’
Adna R. Chaffee, Jr., is known as the 'Father of the U.S. Armored Forces' because of his leadership, expertise in organizational maneuvers, and grasp of doctrine, as well as an ability to clearly articulate his vision for an independent armored force.
Read MoreA Young Boy’s Unforgettable Experience in World War II
Author and historian Carlo D'Este recalls the day he heard that President Franklin Roosevelt died in April 1945.
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