CORRESPONDENCE

Correspondence

March 2025

1min read

A- A+

December 1991

14 years ago By admin

Volume

42

Issue

8

Reform Reminder The Last Packard First to Die Brother, Can You Spare a Billion?

Stories published from "December 1991"

A Place To Be Lousy In

Authored by: Peter Andrews

The American army that beat Hitler was thoroughly professional, but it didn’t start out that way. North Africa was where it learned the hard lessons—none harder than the disaster at Kasserine. This was the campaign that taught us how to fight a war.

Hardships

Authored by: Robert Pierce

An Airman’s Sketchbook

1941 Fifty Years Ago

Authored by: Nathan Ward

Tuffy’s Day

Time Machine

Authored by: Nathan Ward

To Set the World on Fire

Time Machine

Authored by: Nathan Ward

Hollywood Jumps the Gun

Time Machine

Authored by: Nathan Ward

Beginning of the End

My Guns

Authored by: Roger J. Spiller

A MEMOIR OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR
Seeking the answer to a simple and terrible question: What was it like?

Secret Treason

Authored by: Fulton Oursler, Jr.

He wanted only what every journalist of the time did: an exclusive interview with the Duke of Windsor. What he got was an astonishing proposition that sent him on an urgent top-secret visit to the White House and a once-in-a-lifetime story that was too hot to print—until now.

The Transatlantic Duel: Hitler Vs. Roosevelt

Authored by: John Lukacs

In 1941 the President understood better than many Americans the man who was running Germany, and Hitler understood Roosevelt and his country better than we knew

What To Call It?

Authored by: Elliot Rosenberg

It took us longer to name the war than to fight it

CORRESPONDENCE

Correspondence

We hope you enjoy our work.