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    Naming And Honoring Canadian WW1 Soldiers – Their Stories Are Not To Be Forgotten

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    Jan 14, 2017 Ian Harvey

    Exactly 72 years after his death near the Leopold Canal during World War II, Pte. Kenneth Donald Duncanson was laid to rest in September 2016…

    Gripping Account Of The Mission From One Of The Original WW2 Dambusters

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    Jan 14, 2017 Ian Harvey

    A movie was made about the Dambusters and their mission to destroy a number of dams in Germany during the Second World War, but it…

    The Gustav Line – Part 2: Monte Cassino Abbey

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    Jan 13, 2017 Guest Author

    War History Online presents the second part of this Guest Article from Pietro Giovanni Liuzzi  The Salvage of Montecassino Treasury The Abbey of Montecassino is…

    Funeral Held For WWII Veteran Whose Life Was Spared By Rommel

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    Jan 13, 2017 Ian Harvey

    Roy Wooldridge died at the age of 97.  He was a decorated veteran of World War II whose life was once spared when Erwin Rommel,…

    The English County Remembering Canadian Casualties Of World War Two

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    Jan 13, 2017 Ian Harvey

    Six Canadians killed on January 2, 1944, when the Wellington bomber they were flying collided with a hillside in England’s West Yorkshire County have been…

    Historian Alleges Nixon Interfered With Peace Talks in Vietnam

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    Jan 13, 2017 Ian Harvey

    President Lyndon B. Johnson called Richard Nixon on November 2, 1968.  In the call, the president in no uncertain terms, accused the presidential candidate of…

    In World War One, Christmas Truces Happened More Often Than Previously Thought

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    Jan 13, 2017 Ian Harvey

    In 1914, soldiers on both sides of the line stopped fighting, left the trenches and played football together on Christmas Day.  It is one of…

    Commemorative Air Force Red Tail Squadron Appoints New Squadron Leader

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    Jan 13, 2017 Press Releases

    The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Red Tail Squadron, America’s tribute to the Tuskegee Airmen, today announced that P-51C Mustang pilot Doug Rozendaal will return to…

    New Location For Military Cenotaph Up In The Air

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    Jan 12, 2017 Ian Harvey

    Royal Canadian Legion Branch 3 in Toronto, Canada, is facing a dilemma: where to move a 7.5 meter, solid granite cenotaph. The branch is closing,…

    Historic Structure In Ontario Is Under Threat

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    Jan 12, 2017 Ian Harvey

    A motorist driving by what once was known as the Eatonville Roadhouse in southwestern Ontario, Canada, would never guess it’s possibly the last piece of…

    China’s New High-Tech Frigate

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    Jan 12, 2017 Ian Harvey

    China has commissioned a new warship.  On December 29th, a Type 054A Jiangkai II-class frigate named Binzhou entered the East Sea Fleet according to images…

    New Documentary About The Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier

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    Jan 12, 2017 Press Releases

    The new documentary film ‘THE UNKNOWNS’, which follows the training of the Sentinels at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery, is…

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