Return Engagement (2004)
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Abner Dowling hated it. Oh, they hadn’t thrown him out of the Army altogether, as he’d feared they might. But he was back in the War Department in Philadelphia, doing what should have been about a lieutenant colonel’s job. That was what he got for letting Ohio fall.
He’d been George Armstrong Custer’s adjutant for what seemed like forever (of course, any time with Custer seemed like forever). He’d been a reasonably successful military governor in Utah and Kentucky. These days, Utah was in revolt... and Kentucky belonged to the CSA, but none of that was his fault.
Then they’d finally given him a combat command—but not enough barrels or airplanes to go with it. He hadn’t done a bang-up job with what he had. Looking back, he could see he’d made mistakes. But he was damned if he could see how anyone but an all-knowing superman could have avoided some of those mistakes. They’d seemed like good ideas at the time. Hindsight said they hadn’t been, but who got hindsight ahead of time?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abner Dowling hated it. Oh, they hadn’t thrown him out of the Army altogether, as he’d feared they might. But he was back in the War Department in Philadelphia, doing what should have been about a lieutenant colonel’s job. That was what he got for letting Ohio fall.
He’d been George Armstrong Custer’s adjutant for what seemed like forever (of course, any time with Custer seemed like forever). He’d been a reasonably successful military governor in Utah and Kentucky. These days, Utah was in revolt... and Kentucky belonged to the CSA, but none of that was his fault.
Then they’d finally given him a combat command—but not enough barrels or airplanes to go with it. He hadn’t done a bang-up job with what he had. Looking back, he could see he’d made mistakes. But he was damned if he could see how anyone but an all-knowing superman could have avoided some of those mistakes. They’d seemed like good ideas at the time. Hindsight said they hadn’t been, but who got hindsight ahead of time?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Turtledove to read onlineMoreLess
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