The Siege at Chipyong-niBy Lt. Col. Keith Alan LandryIn one of the most bitterly contested engagements of the Korean War, Col. Paul Freeman defended the surrounded town of Chipyong-ni from the Chinese Communist Forces for ten days. Col. Freeman’s organizational leadership during the battle is worthy of study by all officers.
Forgotten Fronts, Forgotten HeroesBy Dennis SteeleU.S. soldiers have helped keep the peace in Bosnia for nearly seven years and for more than three years in Kosovo. As time passes, success in the Balkans has become increasingly overlooked.
Rapid Guardian—Testing the Big StickBy Dennis SteeleThe Rapid Guardian exercise tested U.S. Army Europe’s capability to quickly reinforce the Balkans.
Sergeants' TimeBy Dennis SteeleThe Bosnia and Kosovo missions are primarily accomplished at the squad and section levels. Two NCOs talk about their jobs.
FOB Connor—On the Dark Side of BosniaBy Dennis SteeleSoldiers at Forward Operating Base Connor patrol some of the bloodiest territory of the Bosnian war.
Keeping Watch on KosovoBy Dennis SteeleSoldiers help maintain the peace in Kosovo from bases scattered around their sector.
Training—Keeping the Peace While Preparing for WarBy Dennis SteeleSoldiers and small units have been able to continue warfighting training while conducting the peacekeeping mission.
West Point in the Making of America, 1802-1918By Brig. Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, USA Ret.The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History will display the history of the United States Military Academy, emphasizing the early military history and development of the nation.
America's Hispanics in America's WarsBy Col. Gilberto VillahermosaFrom the American Revolution to today, Americans from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America have risked their lives in defense of the United States.