Holly Godbey

Holly Godbey is one of the authors writing for WAR HISTORY ONLINE

Articles by Holly Godbey:

Touching, Humbling, Eye-Opening – War Memorials Of The World

For an altogether touching, humbling and historically educational experience, do not miss out on these incredible war memorials found around the world. The Vietnam Veterans…

The Response From Overseas To The American Civil War

By the beginning of the American Civil War, the United States was a little more than 50 years of age. They had started to develop relationships…

Banzai Cliff, The Site of Hundreds of Suicides at the End of the Battle of Saipan

Banzai Cliff, also known as Suicide Cliff, was the site of a massive group suicide which took place during World War II. Located on the north side…

The American Civil War Heads West: The New Mexico Campaign

During the American Civil War, the conflict was not confined to just the federally recognized states of the time. The war moved west. To territories (such…

Nazi German Special Forces: The Brandenburg Regiment

The Brandenburg Regiment, part of Germany’s Nazi special forces, was created by Captain Theodor von Hippel. Hippel was a military man, who had served in…

The Dramatic British Opium Wars Which Changed The Course Of History

Many people have heard something about the British Opium Wars (1839-1860) in passing. Perhaps in a college history class, but the details are vague. Or…

Andersonville, The Notorious Confederate PoW Camp In The Civil War

It goes by several names, but there’s no denying the absolute horror that took place in this small location in Georgia. Andersonville and the Andersonville…

Glorieta Pass, The Defining Civil War Battle Which Was Called The Gettysburg Of The West

The U.S. Civil War’s leading contenders were, of course, the Union, made up of the Northern states, and the Confederacy, made up of the Southern…

Horror Of The Death Railway, Japan’s Project For WW2 Prisoners Of War

The Death Railway is only one of the names describing the Japanese project built in 1943 to provide support to its forces during World War II.…

The First United States Military Involvement in Korea, 15 Men Were Awarded The Medal of Honor

Some people think the United States did not become involved with Korea on a military level until the Korean War in 1950. The Korean Expedition…

Recent Discovery of Wrecked HMS Terror, a Bombing Vessel From a Failed Arctic Expedition

A sunken vessel was recently found off the coast of King William Island, matching the description of a bombing vessel from the 1800s. The Arctic Research…

Well Worth Visiting – The Ten Most Interesting Military And Wartime Cemeteries in the World

For a slightly spooky visit, with a healthy dose of history, check out one of these top most impressive military cemeteries in the world. Each…