Fort Starke, Civil War and Other Military Stories
Fort Starke Stories Collected in Reveille published by Fawcett Gold Medal in 1962 and Massacre published by Lion 1950:
- Command, The Saturday Evening Post Jun 8 1946 (Basis for She Wore a Yellow Ribbon)
- By the Beard of Saint Crispin, The Saturday Evening Post Aug 3 1946
- West of the Paradise, The Saturday Evening Post Sep 7 1946
- Massacre, The Saturday Evening Post Feb 22 1947 (basis for Fort Apache)
- Spanish Man’s Grave, The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1947
- The Devil at Crazy Man, The Saturday Evening Post June 21 1947
- Mission with No Record, The Saturday Evening Post Sep 27 1947 (Basis for Rio Grande)
- Lash of Fear, The Saturday Evening Post Nov 8 1947
- Big Hunt, The Saturday Evening Post Dec 6 1947 (Basis for She Wore a Yellow Ribbon)
- The Last Fight, The Saturday Evening Post Oct 16 1948
- Stage for Elkhorn, The Saturday Evening Post Nov 20 1948
Collected only in Massacre:
- War Party, The Saturday Evening Post June 19 1948 (Basis for She Wore a Yellow Ribbon)
Flint Cohill also appears in Ordeal on Blood River, Bellah’s final serial for The Saturday Evening Post published Oct 17, Oct 24, Oct 31, Nov 7, & Nov 14, 1959 and published in paperback by Ballantine in 1959.
Civil War Stories:
- Tales of the Valorous Virginians—First Blood at Harper’s Ferry, The Saturday Evening Post May 9 1953
- Tales of the Valorous Virginians: Stuart’s Charge at Bull Run, The Saturday Evening Post May 16 1953
- Tales of the Valorous Virginians: Slaughter at Ball's Bluff, The Saturday Evening Post May 23 1953
- Tales of the Valorous Virginians: Jackson Got Licked at Kernstown, The Saturday Evening Post May 30 1953
- Tales of the Valorous Virginians— How Stonewall Came Back, The Saturday Evening Post June 6 1953; Tales of the Valorous Virginians.
- Tales of the Valorous Virginians: The Secret of the Seven Days, The Saturday Evening Post June 13 1953
Collected in The Valiant Virginians published by Ballantine in 1953.
Other Military Stories collected in Fighting Man. USA
- Spanish Man's Grave - The Saturday Evening Post, May 3, 1947
- Day of Terror - The Saturday Evening Post, Nov 17, 1956
- While the General Slept - The American Magazine Mar 1939
- The Heart of Guinevere - The Saturday Evening Post, Dec 14, 1935
- Fear - The Saturday Evening Post Nov 6 1926--Bellah's debut in that publication.
- Pirate of Nantucket - The Saturday Evening Post, June 27, 1942
- Death of an Admiral - Cosmopolitan July 1961
- Soldier's Boy - The Saturday Evening Post, Nov 23, 1957
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