July 2009 Issue – Medal of Honor

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IN THIS ISSUE Crisis Watch by Ralph Peters Dispatches – real heroes, special events and more Forgotten History – Seige of Rhodes, 305-304 BC Legendary Combat Units – The Taman Guards 2d Motor Rifle Division Great Warriors – Civil War Cavalrymen Badges of Honor – Purple Heart Hard Choices – Choosing Normandy PLUS! Game Reviews Test your decision-making skills with interactive features set at Utah Beach and Pegasus Bridge Play It! Play the history you read Command Decision # 33: Pegasus Bridge, June 6, 1944 Command Decision # 31: German Glider Assault Crete, 1941, Outcome and Analysis Mailbag ONLINE EXTRA: Iraq’s New Armed Forces Special Report ONLINE EXTRA: Corregidor Virtual Tour See what’s coming and check past issues of Armchair General magazine.


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July 2009 Issue – Medal of Honor

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