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In Rick Atkinson's "An Army at Dawn", security preparations for FDR's Casablanca visit include "American soldiers with Geiger counters". Was this an error of anachronism on the author's part, or was radiological/nuclear attack considered a threat as early as 1943?

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I’m a soldier in the army of an ancient Greek city-state and I’ve badly injured my ACL during training. Are my soldiering days over? Or is there some sort of medical treatment/rehab available to me?

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Seeking sources about what Axis POWs revealed during interrogation.

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The inept sycophant Joachim von Ribbentrop’s time in the United States supposedly credentialed him as Hitler’s subject matter expert on America. What kind of counsel did he provide, how bad was it, and what were the consequences?

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How decisive was the American Expeditionary Force in Germany’s defeat in WW1? Were the French and British forces truly “on the ropes” by early 1918, as is often claimed?

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Regarding how field medics were employed and how emergency medical care was provided, to what extent the major combatant nations of WW2 differ?

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What was the American public’s reaction to the Holocaust in the immediate aftermath of WW2? Was it recognized as uniquely horrible, like today, or was it seen as just one more awful story following years of the same?

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How has the US Marine Corps survived as a separate branch of the military?

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Considering France's long coastline and large economy, why did the French have the smallest merchant fleet of the Allied powers in both World Wars?

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How did Nazi historiography address the centuries of conflict between Austria & Prussia?

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In Rick Atkinson's "An Army at Dawn", security preparations for FDR's Casablanca visit include "American soldiers with Geiger counters". Was this an error of anachronism on the author's part, or was radiological/nuclear attack considered a threat as early as 1943?	2	AskHistorians
I’m a soldier in the army of an ancient Greek city-state and I’ve badly injured my ACL during training. Are my soldiering days over? Or is there some sort of medical treatment/rehab available to me?	2	AskHistorians
Seeking sources about what Axis POWs revealed during interrogation.	2	AskHistorians
The inept sycophant Joachim von Ribbentrop’s time in the United States supposedly credentialed him as Hitler’s subject matter expert on America. What kind of counsel did he provide, how bad was it, and what were the consequences?	2	AskHistorians
How decisive was the American Expeditionary Force in Germany’s defeat in WW1? Were the French and British forces truly “on the ropes” by early 1918, as is often claimed?	2	AskHistorians
Regarding how field medics were employed and how emergency medical care was provided, to what extent the major combatant nations of WW2 differ?	2	AskHistorians
What was the American public’s reaction to the Holocaust in the immediate aftermath of WW2? Was it recognized as uniquely horrible, like today, or was it seen as just one more awful story following years of the same?	2	AskHistorians
How has the US Marine Corps survived as a separate branch of the military?	2	AskHistorians
Considering France's long coastline and large economy, why did the French have the smallest merchant fleet of the Allied powers in both World Wars?	2	AskHistorians
How did Nazi historiography address the centuries of conflict between Austria & Prussia?	2	AskHistorians