Silent Cavalry: How Union Soldiers from Alabama Helped Sherman Burn Atlanta—and then Got Written Out of History Review
“[W]hile falling short of an unbiased study even as it condemns the biases of historians past, [Silent Cavalry] makes an important contribution to the ongoing evolution of memory surrounding America’s most destructive and divisive conflict.”
Conflict of Command: George McClellan, Abraham Lincoln, and the Politics of War Review
“The relationship between President Abraham Lincoln and Major General George B. McClellan is one of the most significant topics of the Civil War. Although covered by many before him, Rable presents thought-provoking arguments seldom explored by others.”
Dranesville: A Northern Virginia Town in the Crossfire of a Forgotten Battle, December 20, 1861 Review
“As Dranesville is a little-known battle, this book is probably best suited for readers who have an interest in the specific individuals or units that were involved in the events described here, or those with an interest in the Civil War in northern Virginia.”
George Washington’s Momentous Year: Twelve Months that Transformed the American Revolution Review
“George Washington’s Momentous Year is a detailed and fascinating look at the oft-neglected but crucial disciplines of command, control, and logistics.”
On Point – Volume 30, Number 1
After three hours of guard duty at an outpost, Private First Class Vernon Haught, a glider infantryman with the 325th GIR, looks forward to finding a warm place to get some rest.
Eyewitness: Artillery Support in the Bulge – Belgium, December 1944
Snow falls on the camouflage net of a 155mm M1 Howitzer of the 254th Field Artillery Battalion
Ardennes-Alsace Campaign (Battle of the Bulge) Artwork
On 16 December 1944, the German Wehrmacht launched what would be its last major offensive in the West. After 2,000 guns and Nebelrwerfer rocket launchers bombarded the American lines, three […]
Fort Wainwright, Alaska
Fort Wainwright is a powerhouse of Army might, with over 7,700 soldiers posted there.
Call to Arms: The Soldier and the Revolutionary War
By Paul Morando, Chief of Exhibits, National Museum of the United States Army On 7 June 2025, the National Museum of the United States Army will open a landmark exhibit […]
L-4 Grasshopper
Bought in the thousands to serve a niche yet key combat role of World War II, the L-4 Grasshopper flew everywhere the Army went rolling along.