Dodd Mead & Co. / Air University Press / University of North Carolina Press / Neal Publishing Co. / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Iraq / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Natural Disaster / Judicial Event / /
Facility
Maxwell AFB / University of North Carolina Press / Airpower Research Institute / College of Aerospace Doctrine / Chapel Hill / Maxwell Air Force Base / /
MedicalCondition
seizure / /
NaturalFeature
Persian Gulf / Chapel Hill / /
Organization
Pentagon / United States Air Force / Tactical Air Command / Confederate Gen Robert E. Lee’s Army / University of North Carolina / Northern Army / Union army / Confederate infantry / Airpower Research Institute / Army / White House / African Union / Central Command Air Force / United States Army / 20th Maine Infantry regiment / Strategic Air Command / Air Force / Department of Defense / College of Aerospace Doctrine / Research and Education / Vincent’s brigade / /
Person
Abraham Lincoln / George B. McClellan / John Hay / Strong Vincent / Edward C. Mann III / Tyler Dennett / Charles A. Horner / William Seward / Joshua Chamberlain / David H. Donald / Allan W. Howey / Robert E. Lee / Richard C. Reynolds / Oliver W. Norton / Harry W. Pfanz / /
Position
aide / wartime leader / President / commander in chief / General / division commander / officer / Secretary of State / chief / Colonel / A. Warden / director / Executive / commander / Warden / /
Leadership: Objective and Moral Courage Col Allan W. Howey In the area of moral courage, the Civil War battle of Gettysburg presents many fine examples, but one little-known episode stands out. After the 1970s novel, Kil