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View this email [online]( if it doesn't display correctly Join the Conversation! On our own community forum you can engage in conversation with fellow readers, react to our articles and share your experiences. [War History Online Forum]( Top stories of today [Korean adventure – Career of late Air Force general highlighted by service in Republic of Korea]( [Korean adventure – Career of late Air Force general highlighted by service in Republic of Korea]( War History online proudly presents this Guest Piece from Jeremy P. Ämick, who is a military historian and writes on behalf of the Silver Star Families… [Read more »]( [In WWII, Some German Officers Took A Big Risk And Stood Up To Hitler]( [In WWII, Some German Officers Took A Big Risk And Stood Up To Hitler]( Adolf Hitler was not a man willing to listen to the opinions of others. Despite evidence to the contrary, he consistently believed he knew better… [Read more »]( [This German Flying Ace Saved an American Pilot; Years Later They Found Each Other Again]( [This German Flying Ace Saved an American Pilot; Years Later They Found Each Other Again]( Humanity can sometimes manifest itself in the most amazing ways and the unlikeliest of places. Take the case of the pilot who shot down another,… [Read more »]( [American Civil War: The Battle of Chancellorsville – Fighting Joe Hooker and Robert E. Lee]( [American Civil War: The Battle of Chancellorsville – Fighting Joe Hooker and Robert E. Lee]( The Battle of Chancellorsville was one of the most important of the American Civil War. It saw one of the war’s bloodiest days of fighting,… [Read more »]( [WWI – Baptism by gas: The Canadians join the 2nd Battle of Ypres]( [WWI – Baptism by gas: The Canadians join the 2nd Battle of Ypres]( It was a cool, and calm evening, on April 22, 1915, on the Gravenstafel Ridge Northeast of the town of Ypres, France. Soldiers of the… [Read more »]( [The Tragedy of Lieutenant General Lesley McNair: The Highest Ranking US Soldier Killed in WWII]( [The Tragedy of Lieutenant General Lesley McNair: The Highest Ranking US Soldier Killed in WWII]( Lieutenant General Lesley McNair never had the historical reputation he deserved. He never got to sit down in a comfortable chair, brandy at his elbow,… [Read more »]( [Join The Conversation]( Timera, 901 N. Pitt St., Suite 325, Alexandria, Virginia 22314, United States You may [unsubscribe]( or [change your contact details]( at any time. [Powered by:](

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