Louisville / Harpers Ferry / Washington / D.C. / Baghdad / Washington / Fort Warren / Fort Leavenworth / St. Louis / Mosul / Fort Eustis / /
Company
Southern / the New York Times / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Rwanda / Afghanistan / Australia / Iraq / Somalia / Kuwait / Sudan / United States / Vietnam / Yugoslavia / Sierra Leone / /
Currency
USD / cent / / /
Event
Political Endorsement / Natural Disaster / Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /
Facility
Fort Lesley J. McNair / Foreign Policy Research Institute / University of Kentucky / Camp Boone / camp Lincoln’s / U.S. Army Combined Arms Center / U.S. Army Transportation Museum / Hoffman Combat Studies Institute Press Issues New Historical Publications The Combat Studies Institute / Combat Studies Institute / headquarters of Third Army/ARCENT / Fort Sumter / Center of Military History / / /
Holiday
Independence Day / /
IndustryTerm
online version / brother-in-law / energy / improvised explosive devices / communications systems / /
MedicalTreatment
arms operations / /
NaturalFeature
Sierra Leone / History Fall / Senior coast / Thames / Coffman Fall / /
Organization
state legislature / U.S. Army Reserve Command / Badr militia / Duncan’s Confederate regiment / Army infantry / Department of Defense Intimidation / Provocation / Conspiracy & Intrigue / Unionist party / Combat Studies Institute / U.S. Military Academy / office of the Administrative / Airborne Division / 7th Cavalry Regiment / Army / U.S. Army Combined Arms Center / Army Historical Advisory Committee / Army History Council / KSG militia / Foreign Policy Research Institute / U.S. Army Forces Command / United States Army / Whig party / Multinational Corps / the University of Kentucky / Louisville’s KSG regiment / Republican Party / Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution In Iraq / Democratic Party / U.S. Army Center of Military History / Knights of the Golden Spur / United States Marine Corps / U.S. Central Command / Congress / National Guard / 81st Regional Readiness Command in Birmingham / Kentucky militia / United Nations / Southern Rights Party / Third Army / Multinational Force / Department of Defense / Army Central Command / Jaysh al-Mahdi / 5th Infantry Regiment / Knights of the Golden Circle / /
Person
John J. McGrath / Timothy R. Reese / Abraham Lincoln / David Hanselman / Lloyd Tilghman / John J. Crittenden / Frank G. Hoffman / John Brown / Michael R. Gill / Thomas L. Crittenden / JOYCE E. MORROW / John M. Delph / Jeffrey J. Clarke / Daniel Boone / Sherman L. Fleek / Edward M. Coffman / William M. Hammond / Stephen A. Douglas / Thomas Crawford / Orville K. McCombs / Ben Hardin Helm / John Hunt Morgan / Jerry Brooks / Charles Taylor / Simon B. Buckner / Shane Story / R. Gill Table / Thaddeus Stevens / John A. Boyd / Simon Morgan / GEORGE W. CASEY / JR. / Gregory Fontenot / Donald P. Wright / Timothy K. Nenninger / Lee Harford / Richard W. Stewart / Beriah Magoffin / Richard Boone / John C. Breckinridge / Moqtada al-Sadr / Larry J. Woods / Charles Hendricks / Saddam Hussein / Thomas H. Hunt / Lesley J. McNair / Charles Hendricks Layout / / /
Position
Captain / Mayor / Republican leader / president / Vice President / field historian / Secretary / cleric / Chief / Inspector General / Senior coast artillery noncommissioned officer / Chief of Staff / Sergeant / ABOUT THE AUTHOR Library / Managing Editor / Major / representative / active-duty armor officer / Administrative Assistant / Assistant / inspector / commander in chief / Lt. Col. / officer / Lieutenant / Senator / Colonel / Staff Official / Governor / director / chief historian / fire chief / commander / lead author / has been chief / backwoods politician / command historian / commander of the 20th Military History Team / assistant inspector general / lead author / has been chief of Contemporary Operations Study Team / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Virginia / Alabama / Missouri / South Carolina / Kansas / Kentucky / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
the New York Times / The Professional Bulletin / /
ARMYHISTORY Fall 2008 PB 20–08–4 (No. 69) Washington, D.C. In This Issue