Interwar Years

Three Days in March: El Paso, the U.S. Army, and the Escobar Revolution of 1929

Feature, Interwar Years, On Point / By Emmy French

Written By: G. Alan Knight Once again, El Paso, Texas, found itself dragged into the chaotic world of Mexican political and military strife for three tension-filled days in March 1929. While fatalities were few and property damage light, the potential for conflict with Mexico was a very real possibility. The situation in neighboring Ciudad Juarez …

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The Making of a General: Ike, the Tank, and the Interwar Years

Army History Center, Interwar Years / By Admin

By LTC Thomas Morgan, USA-Ret. The early years of Dwight D. Eisenhower’s service in the Army are less well known than his service in World War II and the years following the war. These early years in the Army laid a solid foundation for his rise to high command and leadership in World War II, …

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