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War/Era
Far from the Mountains of Home: The Story of Corporal William Arthur Thompson
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Far from the Mountains of Home: The Story of Corporal William Arthur Thompson

Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, U.S. Army Vietnam War - July 12, 1968
Final Mission of Captain Roy H. Wilson
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Final Mission of Captain Roy H. Wilson

“To lead by example, and to stand beside those we teach.” Mobile Advisory Team 56, MACV Team 56 Phong Dinh Province, Republic of Vietnam Vietnam War - October 22, 1968
Eddie Rickenbacker: Ace of Aces, Survivor Against All Odds
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Eddie Rickenbacker: Ace of Aces, Survivor Against All Odds

From the dirt streets of Columbus to the blazing skies over France, Eddie Rickenbacker carved his name in history through sheer will and daring. Time and again—on the racetrack, in combat, and adrift on the Pacific—he stared death in the eye.
“Friendly Fire Isn't”: The Song Be Tragedy, SP4 Walter R. Winder Jr. Lost to Friendly Fire April 21, 1968
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“Friendly Fire Isn't”: The Song Be Tragedy, SP4 Walter R. Winder Jr. Lost to Friendly Fire April 21, 1968

In the shadowy early hours of April 21, 1968, a battalion of American paratroopers from the 3rd Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division (Airmobile)—the legendary "Rakkasans"—settled into a night defensive position.
Major General John A. B. Dillard Jr.: A Legacy of Engineering, Leadership, and Sacrifice
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Major General John A. B. Dillard Jr.: A Legacy of Engineering, Leadership, and Sacrifice

Major General John A. B. Dillard Jr. was more than a soldier—he was a builder, a leader, and a man who devoted his life to keeping America's Army moving in war and peace.
The Shadow Warrior: The Unbelievable Life of Billy Waugh
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The Shadow Warrior: The Unbelievable Life of Billy Waugh

In the secretive world of elite warriors and covert operations, one name stands out across decades of global conflict: Billy Waugh. A soldier, a spy, and a survivor.
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