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2008-11-07 Rape of Nanking: Chang's book is, I think, outstanding. Offhand, I can't think of any other sources, but if you look in the back of Chang's book, she has quite a list of notes and acknowledgements. That would probably...
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2008-10-26 Burial Remains at Pearl Harbor: For deep research like this, my first stop would be the official repository for all things Navy - The US Naval Historical Center at the Washington Navy Yard in D.C. Their web address is www.history...
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2008-08-14 Found a Cannonball in my soil...Can you help?: I'm not an expert on weapons, but looking at the photo, I doubt it's a cannonball. In general, cannonballs are completely smooth with no markings - they are more accurate that way. Cannonballs, as far...
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2008-08-07 Full Dress Uniforms WWII: You're right, it's not my area of expertise, but when I have a question about the way it really was, either army or navy, I go to the prime source: The Naval Historical Center or the US Army Center of...
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2008-06-12 Hickam Field: For photos you might see if the Army has a historical center. They Navy has one and has LOTS of photos of various ships and stations available online. Hickam Army Air Field (now Hickam Air Force Base)...
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