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    After The Battle of Trafalgar, Admiral Horatio Nelson Traveled Back To England Pickled in Brandy

    • History
    Apr 19, 2017 Jinny McCormick

    A long used euphemism in sailing circles, and in some pubs and bars, refers to slurping liquor from a straw directly from the barrel. The…

    Australia’s Pearl Harbor – The Bombing of Darwin By Hundreds of Japanse Aircraft

    • World War 2
    Apr 19, 2017 Colin Fraser

    At 9:58 AM, February 19th, 1942, the humming drone of Japanese fighters and bombers was heard over Darwin, Australia. The residents, soldiers, and sailors of…

    Well Worth Visiting – The Ten Most Interesting Military And Wartime Cemeteries in the World

    • History
    Apr 18, 2017 Holly Godbey

    For a slightly spooky visit, with a healthy dose of history, check out one of these top most impressive military cemeteries in the world. Each…

    A Quick Guide To The 15 Decisive Battles of the World

    • History
    Apr 18, 2017 Holly Godbey

    In 1851, Sir Edward Shepherd Creasy, an English historian, wrote a book entitled The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World. Obviously, the world has changed quite…

    The Strange And Cold Day The French Cavalry Captured a Dutch Fleet at Sea

    • History
    Apr 18, 2017 Shahan Russell

    The Hussars were a type of light cavalry that originated in medieval Hungary and were adopted by other European countries. Their bravery, cunning, and daredevil…

    7 Famous Medieval Knights – Warriors, Leaders, And Scholars

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    • Worldwide
    Apr 18, 2017 Andrew Knighton

    Medieval knights were among the celebrities of their day – warriors, leaders, and scholars. They became figures of romance and inspiration, giving them a special…

    The Curious Tale of an Extremely Jinxed Ship – The USS William D. Porter (DD-579)

    • World War 2
    Apr 18, 2017 Shahan Russell

    During WWII, the Allies had a ship so jinxed, it destroyed itself by nearly destroying something else. And yes, you read that correctly. The USS William…

    Band of Brothers Wild Bill Guarnere and Babe Heffron Sing A WWII Foxhole Song (Watch)

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    • World War 2
    Apr 18, 2017 Joris Nieuwint

    Two of the real life Band of Brothers, best friends Wild Bill Guarnere and Babe Heffron, sing “Mares Eat Oats.” William J. Guarnere (April 28th…

    Fast Facts – History of the Hand Grenade – An Essential Infantry Weapon In Modern Warfare

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    • History
    • World War 2
    Apr 18, 2017 Andrew Knighton

    Hand grenades play an important part in modern war as lightweight and hard-hitting infantry weapons. But their development hasn’t been a steady one, and for…

    WWII Pilot & Commander Nancy Harkness Love: A Symbol of Pride, Passion, and Perseverance

    • World War 2
    Apr 18, 2017 David Herold

    Women have always proved their strength and abilities in all walks of life, and when it comes to flying airplanes, they haven’t fallen behind their…

    George H. Bush Narrowly Escaped Being Executed and Eaten By The Japanese in WWII

    • World War 2
    Apr 18, 2017 Colin Fraser

    In September 1944, the USS Finback submarine surfaced a few miles off the coast of Chichi Jima, an island some 700 miles South of Tokyo.…

    Top 5 Battles Where Fighting Spirit Overcame The Odds

    • History
    • American Civil War
    • World War 1
    • World War 2
    Apr 18, 2017 Andrew Knighton

    Battles can be lost for a hundred different reasons. Poor numbers, unwise strategy, inferior weapons, the list goes on. But just occasionally, a fighting force…

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