Liberty Aviation Museum Houses Excellently Restored WWII Bombers and More
On January 13, 2014, ABC News in Cleveland, Ohio reported a story of the Liberty Aviation Museum that is located in Port Clinton. The museum…
Langley’s Pioneering Full-Scale Wind Tunnel Helped Win WWII
It cost the government a total of $1 million to see this project come to life. The lives of millions would have been saved during…
Eric Lomax: The Real Railway Man
Eric Lomax and his wife Patti were standing by the gravestones of Eric’s comrades, who were killed by the Japanese as they built the Burma…
eBay Removes from Its Selling List LEGO Figures of WWII German Dictator Adolf Hitler
eBay has removed from its selling list Adolf Hitler plastic toy men made by LEGO. The small toy men, made from official LEGO bodies complete…
Major Winters Statue to be Erected Despite Family’s Disapproval
On July 18th, 2013, the Lancaster Online wrote a story about a local war hero, Major Richard Winters, is having a statue erected in his…
Ronald Balfour: The Monuments Men’s Missing Character
Relatives of Ronald Balfour are enraged that George Clooney missed the British historian in his coming WWII movie The Monuments Men; he was one of…
Generation War – A History Lesson?
As many of the Second World War vets have passed away and there are not so many left to tell the stories, as Germany is…
Historian Claims German U-Boat Did Not Break Through to River Clyde
January 17, 2014, the Greenock Telegraph, reports the story of an art historian who has challenged the claim that German submarines were able to break…
Official Diaries from WWI Army Officers are being Posted Online
On January 14, 2014, the Malay Mail Online reports that the British diaries from World War One are to be posted online. The paper states…
Remembering Aborigines who fought for Australia in WWI
January 20, 2014, France 24 shares a story that highlights the plight the Aborigines faced during WWI. In the wake of the 100 year anniversary…
List Of Nazi-Looted Art To Be Published Online
The initiative was taken after art experts and sympathizers across the world requested more information regarding the investigation on the Nazi-looted art works. Adolf Hitler…
1962: The B-52 Bombers Crash That Ended a Cold War Programme
The World Magazine reported on January 20th, 2014, a story of a crash that ended a Cold War defense program. In the western part of…