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14. Conitnued training for mid and seinior level military leaders

Sat Jul 27, 2013, 08:49 PM

Jul 2013

With all the budget cuts going on I think this shows that we must continue the support of professional military education programs.

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150 Years of Misunderstanding the Civil War [View all] steve2470 Jun 2013 OP

Reading that I am reminded that 50 years later intaglio Jun 2013 #1

And then, of course, there was the 1815 Battle of New Orleans, Art_from_Ark Jun 2013 #7

Plus they forgot the ladders. Democracyinkind Jun 2013 #13

If they had studied the Siege of Petersburg, they would have known Fortinbras Armstrong Nov 2013 #16

Good piece Sherman A1 Jun 2013 #2

you're very welcome ! nt steve2470 Jun 2013 #3

You explained.... GTurck Jun 2013 #4

There are a million fascinating accounts. Enthusiast Jun 2013 #10

Thanks for posting that..... groundloop Jun 2013 #8

This is what a Civil War chess set should look like: East Coast Pirate Jun 2013 #9

K&R!....nt Enthusiast Jun 2013 #11

Conitnued training for mid and seinior level military leaders ShawnRIN Jul 2013 #14

Just my take De Leonist Nov 2013 #15

civil war mamosta May 2014 #17

Isn't this a VERY old thread to resurrect? Cooley Hurd May 2014 #18

Sometimes Google does that? Agschmid May 2014 #19

The biggest misconceptions... Al Carroll Jun 2014 #20