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The Long March
Things We Didn’t Know, From Elvis Presley To Civil War Porn And Paul Revere
The Spencer Repeating Rifle fired seven shots.
Military Tech
From Spencer Rifles to M-16s: A History Of The Weapons US Troops Wield In War
First fielded in 2005, the Army Combat Uniform made soldiers stand out in both jungle and desert climes.
Analysis
5 Times HQ Really Tried To Screw Over Frontline Troops
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Bullet Points
Nearly A Third Of Americans Believe A Second Civil War Is On The Horizon
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History
100 Years After His Death, A Civil War Veteran Gets The Burial He Deserves
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Voices
Yet Another Civil War Casualty, This Time By Cannonball Explosion
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Humor
Perhaps Fighting In The Civil War Wasn’t So Great
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Mandatory Fun
That’s Basically How It Happened: The Battle Of Fredericksburg
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The Long March
Civil War Watch: Two More Signs Of Strains On The American System
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News
White House Chief Of Staff John Kelly Says Robert E Lee Was An ‘Honorable Man’
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History
A Brief History Of How Tabasco Became The Military’s Favorite Condiment
The Appomattox Courthouse at the end of the Civil War
History
152 Years Later, The VA Is Still Paying Out A Pension From The Civil War
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History
How Did The US Military Get All Those Confederate-Named Bases, Anyway?
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Confederate soldier re-enactors charge to battle during the 150th anniversary of Gettysburg in Gettysburg, Pa., July 6, 2013.
Opinion
It’s Time To Change The Names Of Bases That Honor Confederate Traitors
The Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon marches in front of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial on their way to perform for the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington April 12, 2014.
History
The Marine Corps Doesn’t Know Why It Chose ‘Semper Fi’ As Its Motto
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History
6 Freaky Weapons That Came Out Of The Civil War
A soldier with the U.S. 1st Air Cavalry Division is helped by a fellow soldier as he crawls from the mud of a rice paddy while taking heavy Viet Cong fire near An Thi in South Vietnam on Jan. 30, 1966.
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A Vietnam War Hero Discusses How The Nature Of Combat Has Changed Over The Years
Distinguished Service Cross recipient Richard Rinaldo spoke with Task & Purpose about the disparity between courage under fire and its recognition after the fact.