The line the But while the U.S. denounced Japanese aggression, it took no action is misleading. It overlooks the U.S.S. Panay incident and the steel and oil embargo placed on Japan on July 26th 1941. It also overlooks loans and arms sales to China in 1940 and 1941 and the formation of the American Volunteer Group.

No, of course not. They were just used as examples of the horror that took place among most of the prior confederate states.

All branches of military are to be capitalized.

Navy And Military titles are supposed to be capitalized.

why is not

More explanations please

having no current or flow and often having an unpleasant smell as a consequences

I also wonder this, I believe every story has 2 sides and I have not yet read the rest but only including the story told by white southerners seems like it would be quite a bias story.

I think it is worth noting it took place in the Centennial year of the US.

It is worth noting that some military leaders were critical of Custer’s actions (I don’t know how much that was professional jealousy or defending their own reputation).

But a lot of Custer’s reputation was due to efforts of his window Elizabeth Bacon Custer–and reflect rising interest in celebrity as well as the “cowboys, soldiers, and Indians” in popular culture.