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Gregory A. Daddis
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Professor of History, Melbern G. Glasscock Endowed Chair in American History @TAMU. Historian of the American war in Vietnam and the Cold War era.
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    Gregory A. Daddis
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    Feb 17, 2025
    Cover for Faith and Fear, coming soon from @OxUniPress, @OUPHistory.
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    Gregory A. Daddis
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    Mar 9
    Some thoughts on our current "war fever" and "arrogance of power" from a Cold War perspective. @RStatecraft
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    Responsible Statecraft
    @RStatecraft
    Mar 9
    NEW @GregoryDaddis : Fulbright's Arrogance of Power is updated for the current moment. responsiblestatecraft.org/new-arrogance-…
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    Gregory A. Daddis
    @GregoryDaddis
    Jan 4
    Do morals matter for American foreign policy? Some of my thoughts in @commondreams.
    A Moral or Militarized American Foreign Policy? | Common Dreams
    From commondreams.org
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    Gregory A. Daddis
    @GregoryDaddis
    Dec 18, 2025
    Please share widely. The A&M history department is seeking a tenure-track Assistant Professor of U.S. History (any period) with expertise at the intersection of law and science, technology, or medicine. jobs.h-net.org/jobs/69627
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    Gregory A. Daddis
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    Dec 12, 2025
    What are the consequences when wartime rules of engagement become politicized and no longer apply? My thoughts from a historical perspective with thanks to @AHAhistorians.
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    When “Rules” No Longer Apply – AHA
    Disdaining wartime rules of engagement, whether during the Cold War or today, are counterproductive to US military operations.
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