61. Rose O'Neal Greenhow Confedrate Spy American Civil War Women american counterespionage was in its infancy in 1861, but Pinkerton s quarry wasno beginner. From her home on 16th Street NW, noted by Confederate gen. http://americancivilwar.com/women/rg.html

Civil War Women Rose O'Neal Greenhow, 1817-1864 Rose O'Neal Greenhow was born in Montgomery County, Maryland in 1817. "Wild Rose", as she was called from a young age, was a leader in Washington society, a passionate secessionist, and one of the most renowned spies in the Civil War. Among her accomplishments was the ten-word secret message she sent to General Pierre G.T. Beauregard which ultimately caused him to win the battle of Bull Run. She spied so successfully for the Confederacy that Jefferson Davis credited her with winning the battle of Manassas. She was imprisoned for her efforts first in her own home and then in the Old Capital Prison. Despite her confinement, Greenhow continued getting messages to the Confederacy by means of cryptic notes which traveled in unlikely places such as the inside of a woman's bun of hair. After her second prison term, she was exiled to the Confederate states where she was received warmly by President Jefferson Davis. Her next mission was to tour Britain and France as a propagandist for the Confederate cause. Two months after her arrival in London, her memoirs were published and enjoyed a wide sale throughout the British Isles. In Europe, Greenhow found a strong sympathy for the South, especially among the ruling classes. During the course of her travels she hobnobbed with many members of the nobility. She was received at the court of Queen Victoria and became engaged to the Second Earl Granville. In Paris, she was received into the court of Napoleon III and was granted an audience with the Emperor at the Tuileries.

62. American Privateers Of War Of 1812 Buried In Halifax, Nova Scotia A brief account of Royal Navy prisoners on Deadman's and Melville Islands, american privateers, prisoners of the War of 1812, runaway slaves, Irish refugees, and French and Spanish prisoners of the Napoleonic wars. http://www.usmm.org/halifax1812.html

Old war's victims forgotten no longer [Privateers of War of 1812 buried in Halifax] Colin Nickerson, Boston Globe Staff, 5/12/2000 Halifax, Nova Scotia - Except for the name, there is nothing to suggest the sad history of Deadman's Island . No plaques, no crosses, no mounds. Just 2.5 acres of forlorn bogland surmounted by a spruce knoll. The site isn't even a true island but a spit of land jutting into Halifax Harbor's Northwest Arm. But in this unhallowed ground, forgotten by the country that sent them off to fight, lie the bodies of 188 American sailors and soldiers taken prisoner by British regulars and Canadian colonial forces during the War of 1812 ''No doubt their loved ones wept, but they seem to have vanished from the memory of the US,'' said Guy MacLean, a leader of the Northwest Arm Heritage Association and one of the Halifax residents whose recent fight to save Deadman's Island from development ended up pricking the conscience of American veterans groups and, finally, the US government. ''What started as a very local controversy over this land became a history lesson that reverberated on both sides of the border,'' MacLean said.

63. The Negro As A Soldier - The African American Journey Read an 1895 speech written by Christian Fleetwood that details the role of Africanamerican soldiers in the Revolutionary and Civil wars. http://www2.worldbook.com/features/features.asp?feature=aajourney&page=html/

64. Sacks, Frank - The Waterbed Wars The behindthe-scenes story of a american fad. http://www.thewaterbedwars.com/

65. Welcome To The Military Order Of The World Wars! A national patriotic organization of american military officers of all services and their descendants. Calendar, high school and ROTC guides, MOWW history, and organizational background. http://www.militaryorder.net/

The Military Order of the World Wars The Association For All Military Officers Welcome To Our Web Site ! Click On The MOWW Logo in the Center of the Page to Enter MOWW SUPPORT for the VICTIMS of HURRICANE KATRINA This website was designed for our audience as user friendly without placing too many restrictions on hardware or requiring specific system configurations.

66. Stereoscopic Visions Of War And Empire More than 150 stereoscopic photographs of the Spanishamerican and Philippine-american wars, presidents McKinley and Roosevelt, and the World's Fairs. http://www.boondocksnet.com/stereo/index.html

Stereoscopic Visions of War and Empire Edited by Jim Zwick Introduction Book Store Countries ... World's Fairs Search Title Index Conditions of Use Custom Scans S tereoscopic Visions of War and Empire is an interpretive archive of 3-D stereoscopic photographs of the Spanish-American and Philippine-American wars, the colonies acquired by the United States at the turn of the century, and other representations of imperialism and empires produced at the end of the nineteenth century and first decades of the twentieth. It is intended both to highlight the significance of stereoscopic photographs as a distinct popular medium that contributed to domestic debates about imperialism and to provide access to a diverse sample of stereoscopic images for those interested in pursuing further studies. In addition to more than 400 images housed at this site, it provides links to about 100 stereoviews of the wars and the presidents most closely associated with imperialism that are available elsewhere on the Web. Contents Stereoscopic Visions: Introduction By Jim Zwick, an overview of the popularity and influence of 3-D stereoscopic cards at the turn of the century and their use for both education and propaganda during the Spanish-American and Philippine-American wars.

67. Statistics About The Vietnam War No event in american history is more misunderstood than the Vietnam War. For more information see http//www.airamerica.org. Myth The american http://www.vhfcn.org/stat.html

Statistics about the Vietnam War "No event in American history is more misunderstood than the Vietnam War. It was misreported then, and it is misremembered now. Rarely have so many people been so wrong about so much. Never have the consequences of their misunderstanding been so tragic." [Nixon] The Vietnam War has been the subject of thousands of newspaper and magazine articles, hundreds of books, and scores of movies and television documentaries. The great majority of these efforts have erroneously portrayed many myths about the Vietnam War as being facts. [Nixon] Myth: Most American soldiers were addicted to drugs, guilt-ridden about their role in the war, and deliberately used cruel and inhumane tactics. The facts are: 91% of Vietnam Veterans say they are glad they served [Westmoreland] 74% said they would serve again even knowing the outcome [Westmoreland] There is no difference in drug usage between Vietnam Veterans and non veterans of the same age group (from a Veterans Administration study) [Westmoreland] Isolated atrocities committed by American soldiers produced torrents of outrage from antiwar critics and the news media while Communist atrocities were so common that they received hardly any attention at all. The

68. Home Includes items from the U.S. Revolutionary War, Civil War, Indian wars, Spanishamerican War, WWI, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. http://www.tenmilecreekantiques.com

Home About us and TCA Policies Catalog: Battle Relics Catalog: Bayonets/Knives ... Catalog: Photographs Home Welcome to Tenmile Creek Antiques ! Your source for Militaria and other fine Antiques and Collectables. TCA wants to buy your militaria and other collectables!!! Contact Tenmile Creek Antiques at: TENMILE@peoplepc.com At Right: Pennsylvania National Guard Officer's Coat I.D.'ed to Lt. Col. Frank Counell inside left breast pocket. The Coat was manufactured by Jacob Reed's Sons Philadelphia, PA. This post C.W. coat is in excellent condition with no mothing or other damage. Price: $400.00 This Week's Featured Item!!! WW2 German Luftwaffe Shirt! Here is an original WW2 German Luftwaffe Shirt in very good conditon with no holes. The shirt appears to be made of a synthetic material which has darkened somewhat. The shirt is marked with the Luftwaffe Eagle on front and an ink stamp (unreadable) inside the bottom. A very unusual Luftwaffe item! Price: $200.00 6-10.5 cm. light field howitzer cases and carrier. Here are 6 cases and their wicker carrier for the German WW2 10.5 cm. light field howitzer. The carrier is marked "Heers Munition Gesamtaew 21kg" on the side in ink. The cases are marked "amp 199 aty 42 6342St l.F.H." and an eagle proof mark. One strap is broken on the bottom but the remainder is complete.

69. Arlington National Cemetery:: Historical Information Historical information. Prominent Military Figures Buried at Arlington NationalCemetery Lt. gen. John Schofield, USA (1108)* secretary of war, http://www.arlingtoncemetery.org/text/military_figures_text.html

Historical Information Prominent Military Figures Buried at Arlington National Cemetery Section 1 Maj. Louis Cukela, USMC (427-A) ** Two Medals of Honor for same act Capt. Edward P. Doherty, USA Captured President Lincoln's assassin Brevet Brig. Gen. Abner Doubleday, USA (61) Maj. Gen. Adolphus Greely, USA (129)* Arctic explorer, Cmdr. Peary rescue Maj. Gen. Montgomery C. Meigs, USA (1) Quartermaster General during Civil War. Established Arlington National Cemetery. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright, USA (358)* Hero of Bataan and Corregidor, highest ranking POW in World War II Section 2 Rear Adm. Richard Byrd, USN (4969)* Arctic explorer, first man to fly over North Pole Gen. Claire L. Chennault, USAF (873) Flying Tigers, 14th Air Force Maj. Gen. John L. Clem, USA (933) Drummer Boy of Chickamauga Maj. Gen. George Crook, USA (974) Captured Geronimo Maj. Gen. William J. Donovan, USA (4874)* Chief of OSS during World War II Adm. William Halsey, USN (1184) Cdr. 3rd Fleet, Fleet Adm., World War II Gen. Daniel "Chappie" James, USAF (228-10) First black four-star general in the U.S. Armed Forces.

70. Map Library, U.S. Military Academy Campaign maps from atlases developed by the USMA's Department of History for a military history class and cover american and world conflicts from the period of the american Colonial wars through 1993. http://www.dean.usma.edu/history/web03/atlases/map home.htm

History Home Page Our History Our Faculty American History Division ... Go to Atlas Sources In 1938 the predecessors of what is today The Department of History at the United States Military Academy began developing a series of campaign atlases to aid in teaching cadets a course entitled, "History of the Military Art." Since then, the Department has produced over six atlases and more than one thousand maps, encompassing not only America’s wars but global conflicts as well. In keeping abreast with today's technology, the Department of History is providing Please be aware that these maps are large in file size and may require substantial download times. This site is under construction. Please only select the hot links. Periodically, check our site for new additions

71. Welcome To The HDGM (Historical Impressions Group Of Munich) s of units/periods re-enacted, photo-gallery and link list......A Munich Germany group reenacting Celts, the Middle Ages, the Napoleonic wars and the american Civil War. http://www.hdgm.de/index3.html

72. Korean War Webs Is Better Than Remembering The Korean War, 19451954 - Allan Millett and gen . On american Intervention In Korea, 1950 - Statement by the Deputy http://www.kimsoft.com/kr-war.htm

The Korean War: 1950 - 1953 The Korean War Web Resources - Mount Holyoke College The US CIA Young-do Guerrillas Cold War Korea - 1949-1953 - Turner Learning Educator Guide US Army Center of Military History US Army in the Korean War - The Policy and Direction - The First Year. US Army in the Korean War - Ebb and Flow November 1950 - July 1951 The Korean War: A 50-Year Critical Historiography, by Prof. Allan R. Millett - Scholarly research and publication in many countries has made the Korean War not only remembered, but also better understood. Material from Russia and China have been especially helpful in adding nuance and detail to now-dated writing about the war’s causes. Much more work needs to be done on Korean politics and the 1952–53 period, but in all the scholarship simply confirms the shared responsibility of all the belligerents – including the Koreans – in starting and continuing the war. US Army Military History Institute USAMHI USAMHI Archives on War Korean War Photos Korean War- Weapons, History, Combat Photos ... Understanding Is Better Than Remembering: The Korean War, 1945-1954 -  Allan Millett and Gen. Raymond E. Mason Korean War Timeline (US Naval Institute) Korean War Facts Korean War KIA List Korean War MIA List ... UNITED STATES ARMY IN THE KOREAN WAR - SOUTH TO THE NAKTONG, NORTH TO THE YALU (June-November 1950): Also, available at

73. TITLE_PAGE A Star wars fan from Leone, american Samoa, attending the University of Hawaii Hilo. http://www.geocities.com/nate_skywalker/TITLE_PAGE.html

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74. Journalism Kindles Spanish American War After all it led to the Spanish american war and to american imperialism. Weyler had replaced gen. Martinez Campos as Spanish commander in February, http://www.worldlymind.org/creelcuba.htm

CREELMAN IN CUBA: HUMAN RIGHTS JOURNALISM AND THE "YELLOW" SEEDS OF WAR WITH SPAIN James Creelman: yellow journalist In China Frederic A. Moritz DOWNLOAD THIS ESSAY IN .PDF FOR ACROBAT READER DOWNLOAD ACROBAT READER CREELMAN: "FATHER" OF HUMAN RIGHTS REPORTING CREELMAN AT PORT ARTHUR ... HOME A CLASSIC CASE OF YELLOW Who would have guessed that pioneers in human rights reporting would have opened the door to create an American empire in Cuba and the Philippines? That is exactly what happened. In a "classic case of yellow." James Creelman , a major player, was a veteran of two yellow chains, the Pulitzer and the Hearst. "Yellow press" reporting of Spain's often brutal attempt to suppress the Cuban independence rebellion beginning in February 1895 helped turn the predominantly Protestant American public against what was seen as an autocratic, medieval, Catholic Spain. American correspondents were sensational, adventurous, biased, emotional. Yet yellow journalism was also a pioneering human rights "watchdog." It exposed the brutality of Spanish armies to the glare of world opinion.

75. PEACE PARTY - News From A Multicultural Perspective Daily news and commentary on racism, stereotyping, pop culture, the media, violence, terrorism, and the culture wars from a Native american and multicultural perspective. http://www.bluecorncomics.com/news.htm

Home Contents Photos Reviews ... FAQ News from a Multicultural Perspective Notes, comments, links, and other info from Rob Schmidt, Publisher, Blue Corn Comics. Link to this page and check often for updates. Also visit our Archive Enter your e-mail address to subscribe to News from a Multicultural Perspective . Each day you'll receive a digest of the latest news and commentary. Saturday, September 17, 2005 Bush ignored first-response recommendations A $100 billion shortfall? How unprepared can a nation be? Though the task force's focus was on terrorist attacks, its findings were relevant for non-terrorism catastrophes. It reported that "on average, fire departments across the country have only enough radios to equip half the firefighters on a shift, and breathing apparatuses for only one-third. Only 10 percent of fire departments in the United States have the personnel and equipment to respond to a building collapse." It noted that "most cities do not have the necessary equipment to determine what kind of hazardous materials emergency responders may be facing." (It also found that "police departments in cities across the country do not have the protective gear to safely secure a site following an attack with weapons of mass destruction.") The Bush administration, by then mired in the quicksand of Iraq, did not mount a crash program to enhance and support first responders. In fact, it did the opposite. The following year it slashed federal funding for first responders by 30 percent, which entailed defunding entire programs, such as SafeComm, which aimed to insure that the communication systems of various responders are interoperable. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge defended these budget cuts and said the Bush administration had engaged in tough "balancing" of fiscal and security needs. At the same time, the Bush administration was pushing for more tax cuts that would benefit wealthy Americans.

76. American:Gen.Resources This page consists of links to websites that contain general information american Memory Collections Civil War Photos Color Photos for the Farm http://www.colorado.edu/English/amlit/gres.html

American Literary Resources This page consists of links to websites that contain general information regarding the study of American Literature as well as American Studies. The page is divided into four sections: General Resources Author Pages E-Texts and Multicultural Resources For information regarding a specific time period and/or a specific author, please see either Colonial to 1800 American Literature Early Nineteenth Century American Literature Late Nineteenth Century American Literature Modern American Literature or Contemporary American Literature . You can also return to the table of contents for The Archive General Resources American Authors on the Web - a collection of author pages and e-texts. An American Reader - American literary texts and accompanying apparatus put online by students at U. Texas, Austin. War Stories Poetry and Songs The South ... American Studies Electronic Crossroads - international curriculum innovation project with three main components 1. The American Studies Electronic Crossroads [ASEC], a comprehensive integrated information platform on the WWW, containing pedagogical, scholarly, and institutional information for the international America Studies Community; 2 experimental projects of curriculum revision in key American Studies courses at select test sites...; 3. the sponsorship of a series of workshops and institutes at the national and regional levels to foster serious innovation in American Studies curricula especially related to the integration of new technologies as well as electronic literacy and other aspects of faculty development. (American Studies Assoc./ Center for Electronic Projects in American Cultural Studies, Georgetown U.)

77. BUFFALO SOLDIERS & INDIAN WARS Sixteen photographs of Buffalo Soldiers, 14 of their legendary Native american foes, two minivideos and 24 story/page links are displayed. Buffalo Soldier battles, skirmishes and background events are given. http://www.buffalosoldier.net/

Buffalo Soldiers Guarding Concord Type Stagecoach 1869, National Archives Pages best viewed with IExplorer. Size of text in "View", can affect page display. www.buffalosoldier.net supports a "Kid Safe" Internet. Part 1 Personal Profile As a Buffalo Soldier, great-grandfather, Sergeant Henry Parker, and the U.S. army were a part of the Plains Indian's nightmare. As an American soldier, he served his country under the worst of conditions, showing the courage and bravery that has been the tradition of all fighting men, no matter their cause, no matter their sacrifice. It should be noted, that Regimental returns show that the Buffalo Soldiers were not involved in Indian massacres, though they were camped near the sites of two incidents and assisted those who survived. It is this author's stated belief, that the Buffalo Soldiers did not mistreat Native-Americans and were not responsible for their removal from reservations. After escaping from his slavemaster in Apton Valley, Kentucky, great-grandfather joined the 101st Regiment United States Colored Infantry, at 18 years of age. He served three years as a private in the Civil War. Action was seen at White's Ranch, Boyd's Station and Stevenson's Gap, and at Scottsborough and Larkinsville, Alabama. Henry Parker enlisted in the U.S. Cavalry on May 18, 1867 in Memphis, Tennessee by Captain Davis for a period of five years. He was 21 years old and listed his occupation as a groom. His description included black eyes, black hair and a complexion listed as mulatto. Henry's height was recorded as 5'9 1/2". He was assigned to Company D of the Tenth U.S. Cavalry and was discharged on May 18, 1872 at Ft. Sill, Indian Territory * as a private.

78. VOA News - "Rolling Thunder" Honors American War Veterans “Rolling Thunder” Honors american War Veterans. gen. Myers, wearing bluejeans and a shirt emblazoned with an american flag, rides his motorcycle with http://www.voanews.com/english/2005-05-29-voa32.cfm

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79. Civil Wars In Illinois Churches Article by Bryon C. Andreasen looks at Illinois Protestant churches during the american Civil War. http://www.findarticles.com/m2004/n3_v44/21224561/p1/article.jhtml

80. The Page Has Been Moved!!!! Membership open to any male above the age of eighteen years who is lineally descended from an ancestor who served as a military or naval officer, or held public office, in any of the american colonies prior to the Battle of Lexington in 1775. List of officers, contacts, and links. http://www.execpc.com/~sril/ilcw.html

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