Those who have borne the battle : a history of America's wars and those who fought them / James Wright.
Publication details: New York : PublicAffairs, c2012.Edition: 1st edDescription: viii, 351 p. ; 24 cmISBN:- 9781610390729 (hbk. : alk. paper)
- 9781610390736 (e-book)
- America's wars and those who fought them
- 355.00973 23
- E745 .W75 2012
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| E745 .P3 D46 1995 Patton : a genius for war / | E745 .S33 2005 The folly of war : American foreign policy, 1898-2005 / | E745 .V57 2008 Americans and the wars of the twentieth century / | E745 .W75 2012 Those who have borne the battle : a history of America's wars and those who fought them / | E747 .B95 2016 A torch kept lit : great lives of the twentieth century / | E747 .L66 2000 Looking over my shoulder : reflections on the 20th century / | E747 .O67 2016 Exit right : the people who left the Left and reshaped the American century / |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 317-334) and index.
The rage militaire: mobilizing "citizen soldiers," from the Revolution to World War I -- The mystic chords of memory: the obligations of a democracy to those who fight its wars -- The "good war" and the G.I.s who fought it --To defend a country they did not know: freedom's frontier on the Korean Peninsula -- Friendly fire -- History lessons: We don't want any more Vietnams -- Remember that: reflections on the story that has no end.
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