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    Operation Linebacker & Linebacker II

    The article below is an essay that was submitted in November of 2019.  While this was provided for a program I am technically still enrolled in, it isn’t in the cards for me to finish that program right now, and since it’s been over five years, I figured it was acceptable to provide it here.  It is defined as an analytical essay and was submitted for a 600-level course. The Cold War solicits an examination of many topics and viewpoints within the confines of military history.  From the theater to tactical level of operations, one can attain a large swath of diversity in various problems, solutions, leadership, execution of orders, and strategy.  One of the most significant conflicts of the Cold War era for the United States is the Vietnam War.  Far too easy is it to examine the Vietnam War through the lens of social history.  After all, this

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Pens, Quills, and Paper: Polo & Mandeville’s Impact on Old-World Christianity

The article below is a research paper that was submitted in May 2016.  Because it was submitted as a research paper for an academic institution in undergraduate studies, you can expect some imperfections.  The project required the use of a single text as a source, which you can see in