Peter Tsouras has written a fascinating book on Maj. Gen. George H. Sharpe and the Creation of American Military Intelligence in the Civil War.
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More than 800 American soldiers, many of them German or Austrian Jews, trained for psychological warfare at Gettysburg’s secretive Camp Sharpe.
Let’s go back in our minds to Saturday afternoon, June 27, 1863, in scenic southern
Joseph Leib enjoyed a long career with the Northern Central Railway, Hanover Branch Railroad, and
A Union soldier operates a portable telegraph machine during the Civil War in this old
The February 14, 1930, issue of the Altoona (Pa.) Tribune contains a story I had
Savas Beatie LLC has just published Tom Ryan’s excellent new book on Spies, Scouts, and
Judson Knight for part of the American Civil War served as the Chief of Scouts
Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania, is a popular destination for hikers and bikers using the Heritage Rail
Gettysburg Licensed Battlefield Guide Bobby Housch maintains a very popular blog entitled Gettysburg Daily. He