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Category: Army Almanac

Army Almanac – 2025 – Volume 30, Number 2

Army Almanac – Winter 2025

Army Almanac – Spring 2024

The Red River War begins in Tule Canyon, Texas, as Colonel Nelson A. Miles leads elements of the 5th Infantry and 6th Cavalry in a five-hour running battle in pursuit of a Cheyenne war party, with as many as twenty engagements fought.

Army Almanac – Summer 2024

DISCOVER MORE WITHIN THE HISTORY CENTER

Brigadier General James Wilkinson

What Really Happened on 16 March 1968? What Lessons Have Been Learned? A Look at the My Lai Incident Fifty Years Later

Lieutenant General Walton H. Walker

Dressed to Kill

The Red River War begins in Tule Canyon, Texas, as Colonel Nelson A. Miles leads elements of the 5th Infantry and 6th Cavalry in a five-hour running battle in pursuit of a Cheyenne war party, with as many as twenty engagements fought.

Army Almanac – Summer 2024

Chinese American Veteran Soldiers of World War II – December 2020

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