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    The Carrier Pigeon Corps of WWII – Operation Columba

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    Jul 15, 2018 Jeremy Lyons

    When discussing World War II, the campaigns most often mentioned include Operation Barbarossa, Operation Drumbeat, Operation Overlord, etc. Rarely does Operation Columba enter the conversation.…

    American Occupation of Canada – Fort Malden – War of 1812

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    Jul 15, 2018 Sarah Woodfin

    As far back as anyone who is alive today can remember, relations between the United States and Canada have been peaceful and friendly; the two…

    Man Creates Museum to Remember and Honor WWII Vets and History

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    Jul 15, 2018 David Baker

    Instead of retiring, farming, starting a business or traveling the world like most Filipino migrant workers, Rhonie Dela Cruz spent his money establishing the Bamban…

    Warrior Queen of Ghana and the War for the Golden Stool

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    Jul 15, 2018 Micheal Chimaobi Kalu

    “…Is it true that the bravery of Ashanti is no more? I cannot believe it! It cannot be! If the men of Ashanti fear to…

    Silverware Made for Hitler’s 50th Birthday Sells $16,550

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    Jul 14, 2018 Ian Harvey

    A recent auction sold cutlery made for Adolf Hitler as a gift for his 50th birthday. The pieces brought in £12,500 (about $16,500 USD). The…

    WWII Veteran Receives Long-Overdue Officer Commission

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    Jul 14, 2018 David Baker

    John Edward James, Jr., is a US veteran of World War II. He was drafted in 1941. He was getting ready to ship out for…

    The British and Soviet Naval War in the Baltics

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    Jul 14, 2018 Ruslan Budnik

    In the autumn of 1918 in Europe, the battles of the First World War continued. By this time the outcome of the war was predetermined…

    The Bear Steams East: The Amazing Journey of the Russian Baltic Fleet to the Pacific

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    Jul 14, 2018 Christopher Hoitash

    In the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905, the burgeoning Empire of Japan went to war against the massive Russian Empire. Endeavoring to expand its influence in…

    Warrior’s Circle of Honor – Memorial to Native American Vets

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    Jul 14, 2018 Ian Harvey

    Harvey Pratt, a member of the Arapaho and Southern Cheyenne tribes, woke up with a vision swimming around in his head. This Guthrie, Oklahoma native…

    “Old Ironsides” Gives 21-gun Salute on Independence Day

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    Jul 14, 2018 Herbert Kikoy

    The USS Constitution, known as Old Ironsides, sailed into Boston Harbor to fire her guns to mark the Fourth of July. Old Ironsides left its…

    Soviet BTR Series of Armored Personnel Carriers – Facts and Photos

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    Jul 14, 2018 Andrew Knighton

    Armored personnel carriers (APCs) played an important part in military thinking during the Cold War. Despite the growth of heavy weapons and advanced technology, infantry…

    Last of His Crew – Flying Fortress Captain Tells his Story

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    Jul 13, 2018 David Baker

    George Starks was nineteen when he pinned on his pilot’s wings and learned to fly the Flying Fortress.  Then he was off to Pyote, Texas,…

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