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Mr. Ambrose spoke at a World War II conference about the military’s use of world history as a way of documenting U.S. involvement in wars. There was no question-and-answer period.

In the final ceremony of his administration, President Clinton established several new national monuments. Mr. Ambrose and Secretary Babbit then spoke about President Clinton’s environmental…

Speaking at Millard North High School, historian Stephen Ambrose talked about his new book, The Wild Blue: The Men and Boys Who Flew B-24s Over Germany, published by Simon and Schuster. The …

In place of the traditional inaugural salute to the first lady, Mrs. Bush hosted a salute to American authors. Several authors from different disciplines spoke about their craft and paid tri…

Stephen Ambrose signed copies of his book in the Library of Congress.

Participants talked to reporters about their report of the most endangered rivers in America. They focused on energy development threats to the rivers and the dangers to fresh water supplies…

Historian Stephen Ambrose, the author of The Wild Blue, talked about World War II U.S. military pilots who flew B-24s over Germany. His book was published by Touchstone Books.

Mr. Ambrose talked about his book, The Wild Blue: The Men and Boys Who Flew the B-24s Over Germany, and answered audience questions. This was part of the 2001 Miami Book Fair International.

Historian Stephen Ambrose, author of Lewis and Clark, and Gary Moulton, who edited Mr. Ambrose’s book, talked about the Lewis and Clark expedition, their journals and maps, and the significa…