Today in War History
· 1492, Queen Isabella of Castile issues the Alhambra Decree
· 1774, The Kingdom of Great Britain orders the port of Boston closed
· 1854, Commodore Matthew Perry signs the Convention of Kanagawa
· 1921, The Royal Australian Air Force is formed
· 1945, Allies get a working Messerschmitt Me 262A-1
· 1992, The USS Missouri is decommissioned
Featured
Somerset’s Historic Helicopters is Dedicated to Bringing ‘War Birds’ Back to Life!
· The Unique British Hotel With World War II-Era Pillboxes On Its Property
· Before Serving in the White House, Jimmy Carter Made a Name for Himself in the US Navy
· Why Does NORAD Track Santa Claus?
Guest Authors
Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Museum Embarking on Project to Reconstruct WWII-Era Fairey Barracuda
· The British Army Took Over the Village of Tyneham to Prepare for D-Day
· Museum Releases Promotional Booklet Ahead of ‘The Third Man’ Film Anniversary
· St. Ermin’s Hotel: The London Hotel Favorited By Spies
World War 2
· They Fought for a Country That Refused to Fight for Them: The Double V Campaign and America’s Segregated WWII Army
· Ireland’s Secret WWII Bid to Team Up With Germany: Operation Dove
· Before the Blitz, Britain’s Forgotten WWII Pet Massacre Killed 750,000 Pets
· Johnny Appleseed Day Has a Surprising WWII Link: How Victory Gardens Helped Feed the War
· The Night the U.S. Navy Task Force Attacked the Planet Venus
American Civil War
The Camel Corps: How the U.S. Army Unleashed Feral Camels on the West
· The Logistics of Loyalty: Why the Union Wore Blue and the Confederacy Wore Gray
· Brig. Gen. Martin Green Bragged About His Invincibility – He Was Quickly Proven Wrong
· Myths About the American Civil War That Need to Be Addressed
Vietnam War
