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2. Too late for Pearl Harbor
3. Air power: The men, machines, and ideas that revolutionized war, from Kitty Hawk to Gulf War II
4. Sabres over MiG Alley: The F-86 and the Battle for Air Superiority in Korea (review)
5. Perilous fight: America's intrepid war with Britain on the high seas, 1812-1815
6. Perilous fight: America's intrepid war with Britain on the high seas, 1812-1815
7. Manassas, Virginia (First Battle of Manassas in July 1861)
8. Her Majesty's spymaster: Elizabeth I, Sir Francis Walsingham, and the birth of modern espionage
9. Battle of wits: The complete story of codebreaking in World War II
10. TRIAL BY FIRE: Oliver Wendell Holmes twice escaped death as a young Union officer in the Civil War
11. Creatures of Our Own Making
12. Teach Worthwhile Music
13. STORM RIDERS
14. A REVOLUTIONARY APPROACH
15. THE TROUBLE WITH TEXTBOOKS
16. Education With A Bottom Line
17. a web of Connections
18. After DIVAD, an $\$$11-Billion Plan
19. Triumph at Kasserine Pass: how the U.S. Army wrung victory from one of their worst defeats
20. America's coming out party: with a surprising naval victory as the war of 1812 opened, the United States loudly trumpeted its arrival as a sea power
21. Judging George Custer: the real man has long since been overwhelmed by his myth
22. Colossus, Codebreaking, and the Digital Age
23. Dead in the water: the Battle of the Atlantic turned when Allied scientists joined the hunt for U-boats
24. America, this is London calling: before Pearl Harbor, the British waged a shrewd propaganda war that pulled a country of isolationists into a global fight
25. The South did rise again: Lewis Merrill and the 7th Cavalry's fight against terror in the post-Civil War South
26. The art of the double cross: with an audacious scheme that paired Enigma decrypts with a network of turned enemy spies, Britain pitted Germany against itself throughout the war
27. Giant killer: William Jones's shrewd strategy was the key to America's asymmetric warfare against the Royal Navy in 1812
28. Dark days in the Southland: a reporter's 1865 trip through the defeated confederacy revealed a ravaged landscape and bitter people
29. Churchill's secret army: Britain's last resort against a Nazi invasion was a guerrilla force trained to carry out suicidal missions of terror and sabotage
30. How a war of terror kept blacks oppressed long after the civil war ended: a massacre in Hamburg, S.C., epitomized the violence that eviscerated Reconstruction
31. Qualified Approval for Binary Chemical Weapons
32. Radar's Growing Vulnerability
33. Unpristine nature
34. America's unknown intelligence czar: George Henry Sharpe's Bureau of Military Information helped win the Civil War--and is especially worth remembering today
35. Mad Music : Charles Ives, the Nostalgic Rebel
36. David Kahn, in remembrance: an INS special forum.
37. How affluence could be good for the environment
38. Diversionary tactics in environmental debate
39. Character of cats: the mystery is not why they're so antisocial but why they're social at all
40. Missing pieces: the strange case of the disappearing arias and adagios. (Radio)
41. Losing the code war: the great age of code breaking is over - and with it much of our ability to track the communications of our enemies
42. Liquid refreshment: ponds and other water features can be lovely - or they can be stinking, murky eyesores. A primer on what makes the difference
43. Animal Cognition: How Similar to Human Cognition?
44. Physics of gridlock: what causes traffic jams? The depressing answer may be nothing at all
45. Tallyho and tribulation: in the sport of fox hunting the first thing to understand is that things almost never go right
46. Resurrecting Fats: new transcriptions of Fats Waller's pipe-organ and piano solos could ensure that Waller is remembered not just as an entertainer but as a great composer
47. Soft-boiled: detectives aren't what they used to be
48. Truth about dogs: recent explorations into the field of canine genetics are changing the way we think about man's best friend - 'man's best parasite' may be more like it - ...
49. Politically correct planting: when gardening becomes a crusade, it's time to pause and take stock
50. Lost in translation: efforts to design software that can translated languages fluently have encountered a problem: how do you program common sense?
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