| 'Bull' Nelson plays it tough with troops
|
| `Buford': A good man who gave all he had
|
| `Fighting Phil' Kearny: Rash, rich and fearless
|
| `The Beast is Dead'
|
| `The other Custer' covered himself with valor
|
| 2 West Pointers' cordial conflict
|
| A fitting and final salute to Union Col. Einstein
|
| A sea change under Dahlgren
|
| Adventurous life of founder of the Irish Brigade
|
| An effortful yet rewarding read
|
| Army engineers' Brawn, brains support troops
|
| Belated salute to Winfield Scott, `first truly professional soldier'
|
| Blair family had many historic roles
|
| Bloody battle costs Burnside his command
|
| Book details how officers could attack whiskey bottles
|
| Book traces Union's revolving-door leadership
|
| Captain left loving legacy to his family
|
| Cause of equality was championed by three brave men from Maine
|
| Chamberlain book shows man behind the myth
|
| Chickamauga retreat ends Negley's career
|
| Coming across several mementos of Horace Porter
|
| Creative tactics of a Union officer
|
| Did Sherman have a `criminal dislike' of blacks?
|
| Dual for the valley pitted `old Jube' against Sheridan
|
| Farmer's carvings on cane recall a special guest
|
| Farragut leads assault that clears Gulf
|
| Father, son obeyed duty though longing for battle
|
| First Bull Run, 1861: Sherman's baptism of fire
|
| Fitz John Porter's long fight to clear his name
|
| Frontier legend Fremont fails as general
|
| Ga., Gettysburg prove officer's mettle
|
| Gallant Chamberlain was Union's Lee in blue
|
| Gen. Frank Blair was both patriotic and errant
|
| Gen. Horace Porter: `A public spirited servant'
|
| General's exploits earn him fame if not success
|
| General's fiery ties to land of my family
|
| Hero kept Missouri a free state
|
| History owes debt to `pack rat' Gen. Willcox
|
| Honor, duty hallmarks of `Child of Fortune'
|
| Hooker lost a battle but saved a Union army
|
| How one man engineered success after success
|
| Later actions cloud career of Gettysburg hero
|
| Longtime friends, battlefield opponents
|
| Loss of his son embittered Meigs - Part 3
|
| Maryland blue bloods not all garbed in gray
|
| Meigs: Union's `unsung hero'
|
| Mighty clash rattles the sabers of political, professional generals
|
| Military exploits of Douglas MacArthur's father
|
| Mysticism touched officer told he would die in battle
|
| Myths, truths of raids by Union's `boy captain'
|
| Naval Academy official's fearless actions for Union
|
| Naval Academy official's fearless actions for Union
|
| New look at some familiar battles
|
| Newspaperman fought hard to serve in military
|
| Officer, on horseback in line of fire, rallies men
|
| Officers lead and die by example
|
| Pennypacker proved his mettle early on
|
| Pleasonton slow to track Lee's push North
|
| Politician-turned-general loses fight with fellow officers
|
| Politics, ineptness at top hobble Union Army
|
| Quartermaster's behind-scenes heroics
|
| Rail king Dodge a spy chief in Vicksburg fight
|
| Remember the 19th Maine and its heroism
|
| Rise, fall of a Union officer
|
| Roller-coaster career of intrepid Polish Unionist
|
| Rosecrans remains unsung strategic `genius'
|
| Senior officers are immortalized in song
|
| Sherman marches journalist into obscurity
|
| Sherman views news with love, hate
|
| Sherman's Augusta bypass fuels myths
|
| Sherman's march away from high office
|
| Sherman's return north, through diverse eyes
|
| Sherman's stature grows larger than life
|
| Sherman's vicious war with . . . the press
|
| Son of South a Union `rock' at Chickamauga
|
| Stone becomes fall guy after Ball's Bluff fiasco
|
| The beast is dead
|
| Thomas shows he's no slacker in taking offensive
|
| Troy cadets continue to uphold tradition
|
| Two-sniper theory tied to Kearny's death
|
| Unheralded Meigs was the master of logistics - Part 2
|
| Unheralded Wilson whips Forrest
|
| Union officers who warred with each other
|
| Union provost takes on the thankless tasks
|
| Union troops train in Arlington for bloody campaign
|
| Ward used Potomac as `moat' to protect imperiled capital
|
| Was Burnside an incompetent or a victim?
|
| West Pointers a dominant force on both sides
|
| Wherever Sickles goes, trouble follows
|
| Wiegel's 'gallant' service includes raising flag
|
| William T. Sherman: A commanding paradox
|
