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The article discusses the Battle of the Bulge, which was Nazi Germany's attack on the Allied Powers in World War II. Topics include the attempt of German politician Adolf Hitler to destroy the Allied Powers, the agreement between the U.S. and China on operational safety, and American Army general Dwight D. Eisenhower's attack.

The article examines the events that transpired during the Korean war as part of its 60th anniversary. It is said that the Allies freed Korea, a country seized by Japan in 1910, by defeating Japan and that the Korean peninsula was separated temporarily at the 38th parallel by the Allies in 1945 to speed up the capitulation of the Japanese troops in Korea. A civil war in Korea reportedly intensified into a Cold War conflict of arms. The U.S., in an effort to defend a part of the Free World against aggression, moved to support South Korea militarily.

The author discusses how America had not been involved in high-intensity warfare since Civil War when U.S. joined the Allies in 1917 during World War I and mentions that accurate weapons, exploding bullets, mechanized warfare were not used against Native Americans during American Indian War. Topics include how allies had lost several troops in 1917, how General commander John J. Pershing believed in fluid warfare and different combat practices by the allies.