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Harriet Tubman: Former Slave Who Led Union Troops Into Battle in 1863

The American Civil War was, at its core, fought over the freedom of states to allow their citizens to keep slaves. During the conflict, many…

The Laconia Incident: How Friendly Fire Changed POW Treatment for the Rest of the War

The Laconia Incident changed the way Germany treated prisoners of war and was even brought up at the Nuremberg Trials. However, the American prosecutors were…

Aim, Shoot, and Sink the Enemy Fleets – Warship Rising Now on Android and iOS

The eSports first mobile game with 10 vs 10 real-time battles has arrived on Apple App Store and Google Play. 6waves’ Warship Rising offers a…

True Story of a Teenager’s Journey from the Nation’s Capital to the Korean War and Back to Arlington Cemetery

Baritone Books announces its release of “The Battle of Turkey Thicket,” a true story inspired by a simple memorial plaque displayed in a Rehoboth Beach…

How a band of German Pirates Captured 15 Ships During World War 1

Gabe Christy

On Christmas day, 1916 a Norwegian clipper ship, the Irma, was boarded by the  British cruiser, Avenger. There was nothing particularly unusual, the captain spoke…

The Korean War – A Messy Conflict In The 1950s

Lincoln Riddle

The Korean War was fought as a result of the Soviet Union moving into what is now North Korea and the United States moving into…

Tommy Prince Was So Quiet, Sometimes Instead Of Killing Germans He Would Steal Their Shoes

Tommy Prince was born on October 15th, 1915, in Scanterbury Manitoba Canada in a family of eleven siblings. He left school at an early age…

Military Technologies Invented In WWI That We Still Use Today

The evolution of military technology is an ongoing process, and breakthroughs in new weapons and defensive systems make the news every year. However, many staples…

Unseen Pictures Of The Biggest Tank Battle of WWII

Damian Lucjan

Following their defeat at Stalingrad during the winter of 1942-43, the German armed forces launched a climactic offensive in the East known as Operation Citadel…

The Bombing of Pearl Harbor – And The Exiled Queen of Holland, The First Female Billionaire

Wilhelmina Helena Pauline Maria was the longest-serving queen of the Netherlands, having reigned from 1890 to 1948. Her keen business instincts made her the first…

Korean adventure – Career of late Air Force general highlighted by service in Republic of Korea

War History online proudly presents this Guest Piece from Jeremy P. Ämick, who is a military historian and writes on behalf of the Silver Star Families…

In WWII, Some German Officers Took A Big Risk And Stood Up To Hitler

Adolf Hitler was not a man willing to listen to the opinions of others. Despite evidence to the contrary, he consistently believed he knew better…