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A J Summersgill November 09, 2006  | 0 comments  | Print  | E-mail

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Dispatches (Page 14)

Fort Phil Kearny and Bozeman Trail Association

National Park Service

Dispatches – Gear (Page 16)

Marmot

Warmers

Rei

Coleman

Keen

Tipping Points (Page 20)

Gustavus Adolphus – Wikipedia

Leadership (Page 22)

Congressional Medal of Honor’s entry on Theodore Roosevelt

Teddy Roosevelt Website

Movie Review: Rough Riders, here on ACG

Command Decisions (Page 26)

Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument

Custer Battlefield Historical and Museum Association

The Battle of the Little Bighorn, 1876: EyeWitness to History.com

See What Custer Saw (ACG feature)

How They Fought (Page 28)

Bovington Tank Museum

King Tiger at Achtung Panzer!

History’s Mysteries (Page 32)

History News Network – read the debate between Major Robert Bateman and the Associated Press!

Interactive – Combat! (Page 40)

First Battle of Winchester – Wikipedia

Interactive – You Command (Page 44)

Naval-History.Net – detailed article and map of the battle

Falklandswar.org.uk

Falklands War Timeline

Battlefield Leader (Page 72)

Bradley’s biography at the U.S. Army website

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