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    How Napoleon Consolidated an Empire

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    Jun 16, 2018 Ian Harvey

    Napoleon Bonaparte’s Italian campaign in 1796-7 helped end the French Revolutionary Wars for France, but they were considerably more successful in regards to what they…

    Mighty Eighth Vets: A Ball Turret Gunner & Navigator Roles in the City of Savannah Restoration

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    Jun 16, 2018 Jerry McLaughlin

    Hundreds of men and women have contributed to the restoration of the B-17 City of Savannah at the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air…

    Nigerian Civil War – The Ashes Linger

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    Jun 16, 2018 Guest Author

    Hostilities in the Nigerian civil war commenced on the 6th day of June 1967; it is one of the sourest conflicts ever to (dis)grace the…

    “Not Many But Much” – Foreign Pilots in the Battle of Britain, There Were More Than We Realize

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    Jun 16, 2018 Sarah Woodfin

    “Never in the field of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few.” This famous statement, from a speech by…

    Lost and Found: WWI Hero’s Grave Located

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    • World War 1
    Jun 16, 2018 Ian Harvey

    The final resting place of Major Octavius Sidney Darby-Griffith MC, from Britain’s Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, has finally been marked 100 years after his death…

    From Journey’s End to the Dam Busters – Review by Mark Barnes

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    Jun 15, 2018 Mark Barnes

    I am late to the party with this one but there is no harm done. I reviewed the marvellous film adaptation of Journey’s End towards…

    Keeping the Past Alive – Oral History of the U.S. Navy

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    Jun 15, 2018 Ian Harvey

    The U.S. Naval Institute’s Oral History program started in March 1969 by Dr. John T. Mason, a former U.S Navy officer.  Mason had conducted interviews…

    The Soldier Who Came Back – Escape from a Nazi Prison Camp

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    Jun 15, 2018 Press Releases

    “The Soldier Who Came Back” by Steve Foster with Alan Clark ‘The most audacious true story of friendship and indomitable British spirit you will ever…

    Ensign Jumonville, George Washington & the Dawn of The Seven Years’ War

    • History
    Jun 15, 2018 Guest Author

    No one expected Joseph Coulon de Villiers (1718-1754) to be the cause of a worldwide conflict. A minor French noble, Sieur de Jumonville became an…

    Marines’ Secret Weapon in the Pacific: Navajo Code Talkers

    • World War 2
    Jun 15, 2018 Guest Author

    The Navajo ‘Code Talkers’ were one of the most unrecognized groups of Native Americans involved in cryptography in military history. They used their native Navajo…

    Commandos – Keeping Discipline in the Boer Army

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    Jun 15, 2018 Guest Author

    The second Anglo-Boer War, also called the South African War, started on 11 October 1899. Two young Boer republics were pitted against the might of…

    Lost and Found: Russian Pilot Missing for 31 Years

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    Jun 15, 2018 Ian Harvey

    A Russian pilot who has been missing for over 31 years is believed to have been found alive in Afghanistan.  Although Russia is reluctant to…

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