April 2010
Patton: Loved, hated, appreciated
Genius. Jerk. Call him what you will, General George Patton managed to do the impossible while alienating peers and subordinates alike. By Richard Sassaman
Heilbronn: One last place to die
The war was nearly won. But as the 100th Infantry Division's GIs attacked fortified Heilbronn, Germany, they feared they'd never see V-E Day. By Edward Longacre
(View a PDF of the article as it appeared in the magazine.)
The WAC behind Winnie
An artist's fancy turned lovely WAC Althea Semanchik--a brainy math expert--into a ditzy but popular cartoon heroine. By Judy P. Sopronyi
Ford's amazing warbird factory
Mighty B-24 bombers by the thousands rolled off Henry Ford's Willow Run, Michigan, assembly line--an aircraft factory unlike any other. By Joe Razes
Plus, Home Front, Pinup, The Funnies, Landings, War Stories, I Was There, Books and Media, GIs, and more.
