National Security

War and Leadership: a Critical Analysis of Thucydides’ Account of the Athenian Expedition to Sicily

War and Technology

Teaching Military History—Why and How: A History Institute for Teachers

War and the East

Why Teach Military History?

The usual criticism against the teaching of military history is that it in some way encourages bellicosity, that it is somehow morally questionable and actually undesirable in the academy at any level. However, war, though undesirable in many of...

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Iraq and the “Metrics” System

Can Another “Iraq” Be Prevented?

The Social Dimensions of the U.S. Civil War

World War II and Its Meaning for Americans

When America went to an all-volunteer force in the 1970s, many predicted that a gap in outlook would arise between the military and civilian worlds. To counter the growing gap that has indeed arisen, military history and subjects like...

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Teaching About the Military in American History: A History Institute for Teachers