Emory Upton was a 19th Century US Army officer who was very influential in the area of Army tactics - he has been called the US Army's equivilent of Mahan.
In OTL, he died in 1881 at the age of 42 of suicide - he suffered from tremendous headaches perhaps caused by a brain tumor.
OK - easy POD - we do away his headaches. He lives until 1920 - which would make him old (81) but not ancient. How does he continue to influence the development of the US Army?
Mike Turcotte
In OTL, he died in 1881 at the age of 42 of suicide - he suffered from tremendous headaches perhaps caused by a brain tumor.
OK - easy POD - we do away his headaches. He lives until 1920 - which would make him old (81) but not ancient. How does he continue to influence the development of the US Army?
Mike Turcotte