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51 Trips Alone Under Fire: Why the Marines Promoted the Mare Reckless to Sergeant
On 26 October 1952, at the old racecourse in Seoul, a lieutenant in the US Marine Corps paid $250 of his own money for a small chestnut mare standing 14 hands (4 ft 8 in, 142 cm) at the withers. Five months later, at Outpost Vegas, that mare carried 386 shells up to the firing […]
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