A C-47 that once flew the Hump for CNAC is back in the air!
Exciting stuff! The folks at the Historic Flight Foundation in Everett, Washington, have restored to flying condition a C-47 that once flew the Hump for CNAC, t...
Month: November 2012
I recommend the Michigan War Studies Review
If you're interested in military history, I strongly suggest perusing the Michigan War Studies Review, which has 7 years worth of scholoarly book reviews posted...
How I organize my non-fiction research
A non-fiction book project generates a colossal volume of information. Keeping it organized is crucial. Here’s a look at how I do it, and an overview of h...
Powerful research tool
I know Evernote isn’t new software, so those digital savants among you are probably already aware of it, but it’s new to me, and it’s changing...
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving. CNAC Forever! Cheers, Greg
The Honey Trap
In support of the delight I’m taking in every salacious detail of the General Petraeus/Paula Broadwell scandal, aka “Generals who can’t contro...
Ghosts of WWII
Here’s an article about the Ghosts of War project operated by Dutch historian Jo Teeuwisse in which he blends photos taken during the Second World War wit...
China’s Wings and the U.S. Marine Corps
The top two photos — Corporal Josh Taylor of the United States 1st Marine Division reading China’s Wings during his recently completed tour in Afgha...
ChinaFile & China’s Wings
Exciting new China-centric website! The Center on U.S. – China Relations at the Asia Society is publishing an exciting new English-language online magazin...