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American History (published 6x/year)

Dec 2010 8/10/10 8/17/10 10/5/10 Feb 2011 10/12/10 10/19/10 12/7/10 April 2011 12/14/10 12/21/10 2/8/11 June 2011 2/8/11 2/15/11 4/5/11 Aug 2011 4/12/11 4/19/11 6/7/11 Oct 2011 6/7/11 6/14/11 8/2/11 Dec 2011 8/9/11 8/16/11 10/4/11 Feb 2012 10/11/11 10/18/11 12/6/11

America’s Civil War (published 6x/year)

Jan 2011 9/7/10 9/14/10 11/2/10 March 2011 11/9/10 11/16/10 1/4/11 May 2011 1/11/11 1/18/11 3/8/11 July 2011 3/15/11 3/22/11 5/10/11 Sept 2011 5/10/11 5/17/11 7/5/11 Nov 2011 7/12/11 7/19/11 9/6/11 Jan 2012 9/06/11 9/13/11 11/1/11

Armchair General (published 6x/year)

Jan 2011 9/14/10 9/21/10 11/9/10 Mar 2011 11/23/10 11/30/10 1/18/11 May 2011 1/18/11 1/25/11 3/15/11 July 2011 3/22/11 3/29/11 5/17/11 Sept 2011 5/24/11 5/31/11 7/19/11 Nov 2011 7/19/11 7/26/11 9/13/11 Jan 2012 9/13/11 9/20/11 11/8/11

Aviation History (published 6x/year)

Jan 2011 9/14/10 9/21/10 11/9/10 Mar 2011 11/16/10 11/23/10 1/11/11 May 2011 1/11/11 1/18/11 3/8/11 July 2011 3/15/11 3/22/11 5/10/11 Sept 2011 5/17/11 5/24/11 7/12/11 Nov 2011 7/19/11 7/26/11 9/13/11 Jan 2012 9/13/11 9/20/11 11/8/11

British Heritage (published 6x/year)

Jan 2011 9/7/10 9/14/10 11/2/10 March 2011 11/9/10 11/16/10 1/4/11 May 2011 1/4/11 1/11/11 3/1/11 July 2011 3/8/11 3/15/11 5/3/11 Sept 2011 5/10/11 5/17/11 7/5/11 Nov 2011 7/12/11 7/19/11 9/6/11 Jan 2012 9/6/11 9/13/11 11/1/11

Civil War Times (published 6x/year)

Dec 2010 8/10/10 8/17/10 10/5/10 Feb 2011 10/12/10 10/19/10 2/7/10 April 2011 12/7/10 12/14/10 2/1/11 June 2011 2/8/11 2/15/11 4/5/11 Aug 2011 4/12/11 4/19/11 6/7/11 Oct 2011 6/14/11 6/21/11 8/9/11 Dec 2011 8/9/11 8/16/11 10/4/11 Feb 2012 10/11/11 10/18/11 12/6/11

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Military History (published 6x/year)

Jan 2011 9/7/10 9/14/10 11/2/10 March 2011 11/9/10 11/16/10 1/4/11 May 2011 1/11/11 1/18/11 3/8/11 July 2011 3/8/11 3/15/11 5/3/11 Sept 2011 5/10/11 5/17/11 7/5/11 Nov 2011 7/12/11 7/19/11 9/6/11 Jan 2012 9/6/11 9/13/11 11/1/11

Military History Quarterly (published 4x/year)

Winter 2011 9/7/10 9/16/10 11/16/10 Spring 2011 12/14/10 12/23/10 2/22/11 Summer 2011 3/8/11 3/17/11 5/17/11 Fall 2011 6/7/11 6/16/11 8/16/11 Winter 2012 9/6/11 9/15/11 11/15/11

Vietnam (published 6x/year)

Dec 2010 8/17/10 8/24/10 10/12/10 Feb 2011 10/19/10 10/26/10 12/14/10 April 2011 12/21/10 12/28/10 2/15/11 June 2011 2/15/11 2/22/11 4/12/11 Aug 2011 4/19/11 4/26/11 6/14/11 Oct 2011 6/14/11 6/21/11 8/9/11 Dec 2011 8/16/11 8/23/11 10/11/11 Feb 2012 10/18/11 10/25/11 12/13/11

Wild West (published 6x/year)

Dec 2010 8/10/10 8/17/10 10/5/10 Feb 2011 10/19/10 10/26/10 12/14/10 April 2011 12/14/10 12/21/10 2/8/11 June 2011 2/8/11 2/15/11 4/5/11 Aug 2011 4/12/11 4/19/11 6/7/11 Oct 2011 6/14/11 6/21/11 8/9/11 Dec 2011 8/16/11 8/23/11 10/11/11 Feb 2012 10/11/11 10/18/11 12/6/11

World War II (published 6x/year)

Nov/Dec 2010 8/10/10 8/17/10 10/5/10 Jan/Feb 2011 10/5/10 10/12/10 11/30/10 Mar/Apr 2011 12/7/10 12/14/10 2/1/11 May/Jun 2011 2/1/11 2/8/11 3/29/11 Jul/Aug 2011 4/5/11 4/12/11 5/31/11 Sep/Oct 2011 6/7/11 6/14/11 8/2/11 Nov/Dec 2011 8/9/11 8/16/11 10/4/11 Jan/Feb 2012 10/4/11 10/11/11 11/29/11

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