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The ‘Holy Grail of Military Aviation’ – The B-17 Swamp Ghost – Found After 68 Years In the Jungle (Watch)

The Agaimbo swamp is located in one of the most remote regions of Papua New Guinea. It is infested by malaria–carrying mosquitoes and huge crocodiles.…

Awesome – Firing the 88mm FLAK Gun (Watch)

One of the most famous weapons used by the Germans in World War II was the Flugabwehrkanoneor – Flak for short. The word means ‘aircraft…

Jacklyn H. Lucas – Mr Immortal – Awarded the MoH age 17 – Used His Body To Shield His Squad From Two Grenades

Jeff Edwards

For many young people, the outbreak of the greatest War this planet had ever seen would come just a little too early for them to…

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

Holly Godbey

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…

A Son’s Long Journey To Uncover His Pilot Father’s World War Two Story

Before his father’s funeral in 1973, Ken Elder Bledsoe knew little about his father, Vernon Elder, or his Second World War experiences as a tail…

World War Two Warplane Propeller Was Pulled From A Lake And Now Graces A Rhode Island Memorial

A propeller from a Grumman F6F-5N Hellcat flown in World War II is now at the Charlestown Auxiliary Naval Airfield Memorial in Ninigret Park, Charlestown,…

Dedicated Divers Exploring World War Two Plane Wrecks In Pacific Atoll Lagoon

Some of the best scuba diving in the Pacific Ocean is reputed to be the deep lagoon of Kwajalein Atoll, because of the American and…

The Proud Military Career Of Matthew Tinley, Doctor, Officer, And Vice-Presidential Nominee

Matthew Tinley was born in 1876 in Council Bluffs, IA.  He completed his education at Council Bluffs High School in 1894 and very soon after…

A Son Tracks Down The Story Of His Father’s Terrifying Crash Landing In World War Two

Synchronicity is defined as a meaningful coincidence. The story of one soldier, his family, and connections to Starkville, MS., meet that definition. Karl Wilson Carlson…

Women’s Battalion of Death: First World War All-Female Forces From Russia

Holly Godbey

As Russia’s soldiers suffered from sinking morale during World War I, the deteriorating and unstable Russian Government threw together a battalion of women fighters in an…

8 Facts: When Finns And Snow Resisted The Soviet Invasion In The Winter War

As the Second World War was breaking out in Western Europe, the Soviet Union embarked on another war – one in which it would easily…

“PANZER III: Owners Workshop Manual” – Book Review by Mark Barnes

We are back after an extended break with yet another outing from Haynes Publishing. This time round we get a detailed look at a true…