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———. “Paratroops over Sicily.” Infantry Journal (Nov. 1945): 25+.
Geake, Robert. “Mule Pack Trains in Italy.” Cavalry Journal (March–Apr. 1944): 74+.
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———. “Something Rotten in the Fruit Salad.” Infantry Journal (May 1946): 19+.
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———. “Letter from Rome.” New Yorker (June 24, 1944): 52+.
———. “Letter from Rome.” New Yorker (July 15, 1944).
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———. “Planning for Sicily.” United States Naval Institute Proceedings (July 1962): 90+.
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“Lieutenant Audie Murphy.” After the Battle, no. 3 (1973): 28+.
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NEWSPAPERS
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———. “When the Fight Means Kill or Be Killed.” New York Times Magazine, May 28, 1944: 10.
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Johnson, Thomas M. “The Army’s Fightingest Outfit Comes Home.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Nov. 5, 1944.
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Murray, William. “Naples: Variations on a Neapolitan Air.” New York Times, Nov. 19, 2000. “Navy Honors D.C. Officer, Weather Expert.” Washington Post, Dec. 7, 1943: B9.
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———. “U.S.S. Savannah.” Philadelphia Inquirer, series, Sept. 1943.
“Queen Mary.” New York Times. Apr. 2004, Cunard Line advertising supplement: ZM1.
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Saxson, Wolfgang. “N. A. Jewell Is Dead at 90.” New York Times, Aug. 26, 2004: A13.
Schudel, Matt. “Frederick C. Branch Was 1st Black Officer in U.S. Marine Corps.” Washington Post, Apr. 13, 2005: B6.
Sherwood, Seth. “In an Ancient Desert, a Modern Oasis Beckons.” New York Times, Jan. 23, 2005.
Simeti, Mary Taylor. “Totally Immersed in Sicily.” New York Times, March 2, 1997.
Sulzberger, C. L. “Life and Death of an American Bomber.” New York Times Magazine, July 16, 1944: 5+.
Taylor, Henry J. “The Patton Story: He Slapped, He Raged, He Sobbed in Anger.” Cincinnati Post, Feb. 28, 1947: 26.
Tutt, Bob. “Young Officer Was Father Figure.” Houston Chronicle, Feb. 6, 1994: 28A.
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“Who’s Afraid of Vesuvius?” New York Times, Aug. 26, 2003.
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Zielinski, Graeme. “Capt. Richard Steere, 92; Meteorologist for Patton.” Washington Post, March 22, 2001: B6.
I also draw extensively on issues of the Washington Post, Washington Evening Star, and New York Times for May 1943, during the TRIDENT conference; and from issues of the Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch during June 1944.
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