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ACG WebOps (19 May 2007)Jim H. Moreno May 20, 2007 | 0 comments | Print | E-mail
Welcome to WebOps, Armchair General’s weekly recon of links to military history news, articles, websites, and more. This weeks’ edition is packed with military history goodness, including an article from former U.S. (Tennessee) Senator Fred Thompson, two battlefield detective stories, the unveiling of a new website dedicated to Vietnam War era data, and a military history quiz. Clicks away! News‘We must preserve our heritage’ – London Free Press Ontario cash will help the Royal Canadian Regiment expand its museum and preserve its storied history.
Vandals Hit Military Park – WLBT3 Federal officials are looking of those responsible for a recent vandalism at the Vicksburg National Military Park. Investigators believe it was done by scavengers, hunting for civil war artifacts, which can be worth a lot of money to collectors.
Bit of Valley Forge history buried behind UAH hall – al.com About 25 people will gather at the cemetery for an unveiling of a marker honoring Capt. Lewellen Jones, one of five people buried in Madison County who survived a bitter winter at Valley Forge with little to eat and inadequate clothes and shelter.
Re-enactors to bring military history to life – MassLive.com The Springfield Armory National Historic Site celebrates Armed Forces Day with a colorful and educational military encampment Saturday to honor veterans and active duty military.
History re-enacted at Fort Rodd Hill – BCNG Portals Page More than a century’s worth of uniforms, equipment and vehicles will be on display during the 11th annual Historic Military Encampment at Fort Rodd Hill this weekend.
CSI trains ROTC cadre to teach military history – Leavenworth Lamp The course focuses on teaching American military history from the colonial days to the present. Twenty CSI and CGSC instructors presented during the two-week course, which ran April 30 to May 11.
ArticlesRemember the Past – AEI- Short Publications If you went to college in the Sixties, like I did, you might not know how much higher education has changed since then. Universities today are different places. At Vanderbilt, where I got my law degree, I hear you can take courses in third wave feminism or colonial governmentality. Pages: 1 2 3Help Armchair General by bookmarking to
           
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