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    Meet Chief Dog Sinbad, The Cheerful and Brave Coast Guard Mascot of WW2

    • History
    • World War 2
    Jun 12, 2017 Gabe Christy

    The Coast Guard Cutter Campbell steamed out from New York in the winter of 1937. Like most peacetime cutters, she was patrolling the American coast,…

    This Reindeer Battalion of WWII Was Braver than Soviets, Tougher Than Tanks

    • World War 2
    Jun 12, 2017 Jinny McCormick

    The Petsamo-Kirkenes Offensive in 1944, which led to the expulsion of German forces from the northern regions of Norway, would have been severely hampered had…

    When The USA And The UK Nearly Went To War Over An Island With A Pig

    • History
    Jun 12, 2017 Shahan Russell

    Though America became independent of the British Empire in 1776, the British didn’t actually leave. Where the United States of America ended and where British-America…

    7 Kills In WWII and 14 In Korea, US Flying Ace George Davis Died When He Took On 12 MiGs

    • Korean War
    Jun 12, 2017 Jeff Edwards

    In all the airspace in all the world, there was no other place Major George Davis would rather be than “MiG Alley.”  Bordering the Yalu…

    Black Sheep One: The U.S. Marine Corps Ace Credited with the Highest Number of Kills In WWII – Gregory “Pappy” Boyington

    • World War 2
    Jun 12, 2017 David Herold

    There are some heroes in war who become legends. They face the brutality of the conflict head on, unflinching in the face of adversity. A few of these remarkable figures…

    The WW2 Concentration Camp Where Anne Frank Died: Bergen-Belsen

    • World War 2
    Jun 12, 2017 Sarah Cooper

    Bergen-Belsen is infamous around the world for the poor conditions the prisoners endured at the camp during World War Two. Disease and malnutrition were rife,…

    The Many Lives of The US Ship Harriet Lane, Which Fired the First Shot of the American Civil War

    • History
    • American Civil War
    Jun 12, 2017 Gabe Christy

    Late in the day on April 11th, 1861, the ship Nashville was sailing past Charleston harbor. The crew could see a fleet of ships at…

    Battle of Wake Island – All Those Who Surrendered Were Tortured, 98 Were Machine-Gunned

    • World War 2
    Jun 12, 2017 Elaine Smith

    Before the threat of war in the Pacific and the outbreak of World War II, Wake Island was a stopping off point for vacationers aboard…

    The Infamous Battle of the Somme

    • World War 1
    Jun 12, 2017 Sarah Cooper

    1.  The Battle of the Somme was originally meant to be predominantly a French offensive. The Battle of the Somme was first planned in late…

    VC: Pilot Aaron, Hit In The Face & Slowly Bleeding To Death Helped His Crew Fly The Plane Home

    • World War 2
    • Military Vehicles
    Jun 12, 2017 David Herold

    Enlisting in the army is far from an easy decision, especially if your country is at war. The choice can be truly life-changing, and those…

    For Individual Acts of Valor During the Battle of the Bulge, 20 US Soldiers Were Awarded the Medal of Honor

    • World War 2
    Jun 12, 2017 Reg Jans

    War History Online proudly presents this article from Guest Blogger Reg Jans, www.regjans.com. Reg Jans’ deep passion for WWII began as a boy after talking…

    The Cu Chi Tunnels: A Dangerous Underground Warzone in the Vietnam War

    • Vietnam War
    Jun 12, 2017 Lincoln Riddle

    The Vietnam War pitted North Vietnam against  South Vietnam. While the South was fighting the North, they were also fighting another group, the Vietcong, who…

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