Second World War: How Channel Islanders Committed Treason
Mr Peter Tombs, who was a former British intelligence officer caused outrage in the Channel Islands when he mentioned on a local British television program…
First World War’s The Battles of Coronel and Falkland Makes Its Screen Debut
One hundred years ago, Britain experienced its first naval defeat after more than a century of flaunting its supremacy. The British and German navies were…
Edward Bowen: The Man Who Helped Britain Win Several Battles during the Second World War
To many, the name Edward George Bowen popularly known as “Taffy” does not ring a bell. But this modest scientist was one of the most…
Medical Records Reveal Common WWI Ailments
A new batch of medical records have been released from the First World War that show the numerous dangers facing British soldiers aside from gunfire…
The Second World War and How Russia and Germany divided Poland
The Second World War started in the fall of 1939 when Nazi Germany attacked Poland. The events that took place before World War Two came…
Beambender Opens Information Point at Secret Base
A secret base near Coalville has recently been converted to an information point by one of the men who helped the Royal Air Force deter…
Memories left behind
Korean War service earns Missouri veteran a Purple Heart medal By Jeremy P. Ämick In 1953, David Rackers was on a boat passing under the…
Irish College Honors French Resistance Fighters
Irish College in Paris has recently held a ceremony for men and women of Irish descent who fought for the French Resistance during the Second…
I survived – Review by Phil Hodges
Loveable: That’s how 4124 Private ‘Ginger’ Byrne came across in this book; after all it is his and based solely on his memoirs. It’s the…
Was Napoleon Bonaparte Defeated by Cartography?
The defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte at Waterloo is one of the most famous military defeats of all time. Many use it as something of a…
Tank Medium, Mark II* (E1949.330)
The main British tank from 1923 until 1935 In 1923 Vickers Ltd. of Sheffield and Newcastle, started to manufacture tanks for the British Army. They…
A WEEK IN GALLIPOLI – Part 5 By Mark Barnes
Mark Barnes arrives at Anzac Cove. There is little doubt that Anzac is the place most people identify with the Gallipoli campaign. Many accounts suggest…