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    “Come and fight a Gurkha!” he yelled, lost his right hand throwing back a grenade then “single handedly” defended his post for 4 hours against 200 enemy soldiers killing 31

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    Apr 3, 2016 William Mclaughlin

    Never mess with a Gurkha. Not everyone knows this, but then again, many people don’t know what a Gurkha/Gorkha is. Gurkhas were a branch of…

    HMS Audacious: The Only Super-Dreadnought Sunk in WWI – By A German Naval Mine

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    Apr 3, 2016 Colin Fraser

    The biggest, most advanced, most expensive, and most daunting war machinery of World War I was the super-dreadnought battleship. These great sea beasts were near…

    To The German Commander: Nuts – The Siege of Bastogne

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    Apr 3, 2016 Joris Nieuwint

    The Ardennes Offensive was a last ditch attempt by the German army to halt the Allied advance across western Europe.  The plan called for a…

    Animated Exhibit Highlights Cooperation between British and American Air Forces during World War II

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    Apr 3, 2016 Ian Harvey

    The Imperial War Museum in England has created an animation that illustrates the Allied bombing campaign that helped to win World War II. The map…

    Cold War Nuclear Bunker for Sale

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    Apr 3, 2016 Ian Harvey

    In 1953 the British Government arranged for a 100-foot deep hole to be dug, placed a layer of shale 20 feet deep on the bottom…

    The Hellenic Navy vessel that fought on D-Day and became a WW2 floating museum

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    Apr 2, 2016 Pierre Kosmidis

    After the Second World War, many ships that were not sold for scrap metal, were transferred to allied countries. One of those vessels, the LST-325 (Landing…

    Personal Effects Of WWII Pilot Returned To Family 72 years After His Death

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    Apr 2, 2016 Ian Harvey

    Lieutenant Harry F. Warner, Jr., was a decorated WWII hero killed during a bombing mission with the 63rd Fighter Squadron. His plane was shot down…

    Admiral Nelson’s decisive victory over the French at Alexandria

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    Apr 2, 2016 Jack Beckett

    Rear-Admiral Horatio Nelson, the rising star of the British Royal Navy, had been pursuing the fleet of the French Republic around the Mediterranean for the…

    Guess Which Was WWII’s Biggest Airlift? Over The What? Over The Hump!

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    Apr 2, 2016 Hans Wiesman

    This Dakota Hunter Blog features a photo album about one of the greatest military airlift operations of all time. In April 1942, the Allied Forces initiated…

    En Route to North Africa, FDR Was Almost Killed by a Torpedo Fired By A US Navy Destroyer

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    Apr 2, 2016 Jeff Edwards

    There is truly no way to quantify who might be the worst crew in US Naval History, but the men of the USS William D.…

    After the Nuremberg Trials, Spandau Prison Was Dedicated To Holding 7 Nazi War Criminals

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    Apr 2, 2016 Colin Fraser

    In the borough of Spandau on Berlin’s west side, there sits a shopping complex on Wilhelmstraße that was once a shopping and leisure fixture for…

    Convair B-36 Peacemaker – The Billion Dollar Blunder?

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    Apr 2, 2016 Joris Nieuwint

    Shown here is a 1950 era propaganda picture produced by the U.S. Signal Corps highlighting the then new B-36 intercontinental nuclear bomber. Playing in the…

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