Written by
Carl Smith on July 01, 2000
For the Union, 1 July 1863 had been a bad day. General Robert E. Lee's Confederates had shoved the Army of the Potomac east and south from McPherson's Ridge and Oak Ridge out of Gettysburg and back to their 'fishhook' position on the high ground formed by the Round Tops, Cemetery Ridge and Hill, and Culp's Hill...
Written by
René Chartrand on March 01, 2000
The regrettable and violent events in East Timor have attracted much attention from the world's media in recent months. However, it is not only news gatherers who have been drawn to this former Portuguese colony...